Govt unveils LPG policy as power costs set to rise
EACH winter, millions of working-class households across the country face the same ordeal. LPG, long considered the poor man’s fuel, is now what many middle-class families use for cooking and heating. An increasing number of homes lacking piped connections in cities end up buying cylinders as temperatures fall. Gas rationing due to shortages caused by dwindling domestic gas reserves, together…
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Govt cuts fuel prices, unveils LPG reforms (opens The Express Tribune in a new tab)
Petrol reduced by Rs5.45 per litre, diesel by Rs3.68
Govt unveils LPG policy as power costs set to rise (opens Dawn in a new tab)
• Directs four SOEs to re-enter LPG import business • Plans subsidised LPG at Rs300-350 per kg for BISP-eligible consumers ISLAMABAD: The government on Tuesday directed four state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to re-enter the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) import…
New LPG policy (opens Dawn in a new tab)
EACH winter, millions of working-class households across the country face the same ordeal. LPG, long considered the poor man’s fuel, is now what many middle-class families use for cooking and heating. An increasing number of homes lacking piped connections in…
