US EditionFixed Gas Charges Jacked up by 50%
PAKISTAN, JUN 28 – The Economic Coordination Committee approved a 50% rise in fixed gas charges to fulfill the International Monetary Fund's biannual price adjustment condition, affecting residential and bulk consumers.
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Ogra notifies 50% increase in fixed gas charges for domestic consumers - Islamabad Post
Fixed charges for protected category increased from Rs400 to Rs600 DNA ISLAMABAD: The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) on Sunday announced revised gas prices for the fiscal year 2025-26, notifying a 50% increase in fixed gas charges for domestic consumers, effective from July 1. “The federal government, in response to Ogra’s determinations of SNGPL [Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited] and SSGCL [Sui Southern Gas Company Limited] of estima…
Fixed Gas Charges Increased By 50% For Domestic Consumers - Pakistan Live News
This photo shows the flames of a lit burner of a gas stove. — AFP/File ISLAMABAD: The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) has notified a 50% increase in fixed gas charges for domestic consumers, effective July 1, as part of the revised gas pricing structure for the fiscal year 2025-26. “The federal government, in response to Ogra’s determinations of SNGPL [Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited] and SSGCL [Sui Southern Gas Company Limited] of es…
Gas price shock - Pakistan Observer
THE decision by ECC to increase gas prices by a staggering 50 per cent for domestic consumers is yet another heavy blow to already overburdened households. With utility bills already far beyond the reach of the common man, this new hike will only exacerbate the daily struggles of millions. It is deeply unfortunate that the government, in its apparent bid to meet International Monetary Fund (IMF) requirements, has chosen to pass such a significan…
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