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Normal gas supply being restored to all sectors today: Hammad

July 6, 2021 ISLAMABAD: Energy Minister Hammad Azhar announced Monday that the government is restoring normal gas supply and pressure to all sectors. Various sectors, especially the industrial units of the country, were reeling from a gas shortage over the past few days. In a tweet today, Azhar announced forced loadshedding had ended on Friday. “Today we are restoring normal gas supply and pressures to all sectors. RLNG supplies 100% restoration achieved,” he tweeted. Last week, the minister had announced that the Kunnar Passaki Deep (KPD) gas field had resumed supply to the Sui Southern Gas Company Limited (SSGCL) network after the completion of its annual turnover. The energy minister had also tweeted about the start of the dry docking of Engro’s LNG terminal, which he said, will be completed by Monday (today).

Gas supply in Punjab, KP to be restored on Wednesday: SNGPL

Daily Times July 5, 2021 The Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) has notified the schedule for the restoration of gas supply to Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) from Wednesday. The notification issued by SNGPL stated that the gas supply will be restored to the general industry in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) on July 7. It added that the gas supply to the compressed natural gas (CNG) sector will also be restored, besides gas restoration to textile, cement, paper, fertilizers and food industries. A day earlier, the Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) announced that CNG stations in Sindh will resume their operations from Monday (today) after observing two weeks long closure. According to a spokesperson of SSGC, the CNG stations will reopen across Sindh from 8:00am on 5th of July. Earlier on June 28, the Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) had announced the suspension of gas supply to CNG stations and the non-export sector till July 5 across Sindh. The SSGC spokesperson had said

The LNG fault lines - Newspaper

The fragility of the liquefied natural gas(LNG) value chain was exposed last week that sent shock waves in the power corridors. The fault lines whilst hidden acted like sleeper cells and the first strike made the decision-makers lose their sleep. The end consumers suffered the most in killing hot summer amid the return of the countrywide power cuts of various scales and durations. Any lesson: how weak and frail is the value chain. The fault lines were well known but small jolts in the form of a dry dock created a crisis which should now initiate a serious re-think in the decision-making circle what leverage do they have when the value chain is in the hands of a few? Better late than never but they need to identify the perils ahead and measures necessary for a flourishing, stable gas market.

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