Although the award was announced last year, the NTDC management did not follow up the case to recover the amount from the firm. — AFP/File LAHORE: In a bid to recover Rs714 million from a Tehran-based firm, the National Transmission and Dispatch Company (NTDC) is considering various proposals including one about taking up the issue with the Iranian government and requesting it to adjust the amount in the payments made by Pakistan for the procurement of electricity from the neighbouring country. Talking to Dawn, NTDC Managing Director Muhammad Ayub on Tuesday said the company had reopened the case after it was highlighted in the media recently. “I do not know why this was ignored although it involves a huge amount that we need to recover from the Iranian firm under a decision announced by the Paris-based International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in a commercial arbitration last year (in April),” he said.