Latest News for: awais leghari

Edit

Pakistan, Russia reaffirm commitment to strengthening economic ties

Urdu Point 27 Mar 2025
</p><p>He emphasized the growing momentum in bilateral relations, especially in the fields of energy, trade, and industrial collaboration, recalling the significant progress made during ...
Edit

Re1 per unit electricity tariff cut approved by IMF

The News International 27 Mar 2025
AFP/File. ISLAMABAD ... IMF's approval of slashing electricity tariffs comes days after Power Minister Awais Leghari assured of the government's commitment to slash power tariffs saying that the reduction would happen at the "right time" ... .
Edit

Govt claims Rs3.5tr saved thru revised power deals

Dawn 27 Mar 2025
... that were otherwise due to them over their life spans ranging between three years and 20 years, depending on their actual date of commercial operations, Power Minister Awais Leghari told the meeting.
Edit

Govt claims Rs3.5tr saved through revised power deals

Dawn 27 Mar 2025
... that were otherwise due to them over their life spans ranging between three years and 20 years, depending on their actual date of commercial operations, Power Minister Awais Leghari told the meeting.
Edit

Minister promises ‘good news’ on power tariff soon

Dawn 26 Mar 2025
The prices of electricity would further decease in next few days and the prime minister would soon announce good news, Power Minister Awais Leghari said on Tuesday.
Edit

Power minister promises ‘good news’ on power tariff soon

Dawn 26 Mar 2025
The prices of electricity would further decease in next few days and the prime minister would soon announce good news, Power Minister Awais Leghari said on Tuesday.
Edit

Existing net metering consumers to continue under current contracts: Senate body told

Urdu Point 26 Mar 2025
<p>ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 26th Mar, 2025) Minister for Power Division Sardar Awais Ahmed Khan Leghari on Wednesday assured the Senate Standing Committee on Power Division ...
Edit

Govt to slash power tariffs soon: Leghari

The News International 26 Mar 2025
Energy Minister Awais Leghari is addressing a press conference in Islamabad ... The government will reduce electricity tariffs in the coming days, Power Minister Awais Leghari said Tuesday, as the ...
Edit

Govt eyes Rs3.5tr savings in more IPP deals

The News International 26 Mar 2025
Federal Minister for Power Awais Leghari, while briefing a parliamentary panel, said this, adding that the government was also working on a plan to borrow Rs1.2 trillion from commercial banks to manage the mounting circular debt in the power sector.
Edit

Additional taxes on consumers using solar systems postponed

Urdu Point 26 Mar 2025
The PM also directed the Energy Minister to review the net metering policy.</p> <p>It may be mentioned here that under the new net metering policy, the consumers were to pay only 10 rupees ...
Edit

Govt committed to promoting green energy in Pakistan: Minister for Power Division Sardar Awais Ahmed Khan Leghari

Urdu Point 25 Mar 2025
<p>ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 25th Mar, 2025) Minister for Power Division Sardar Awais Ahmed Khan Leghari on Tuesday reiterated that the incumbent government is committed to promoting green energy in the country.
Edit

Pakistan's actions towards reducing electricity tariffs fails to get past IMF

Beijing News 24 Mar 2025
Dawn noted that the meeting was also attended by Awais Leghari, Ahad Cheema, and Muhammad Ali -- the ministers for power, economic affairs, and privatisation, respectively -- PM's special assistant ...
Edit

IMF shoots down plan to cut power tariffs, for now

Dawn 24 Mar 2025
The meeting, also attended by Awais Leghari, Ahad Cheema, and Muhammad Ali — the ministers for power, economic affairs, and privatisation, respectively — PM’s special assistant Tauqeer Shah, and other ...
Edit

PM Shehbaz rules out change in govt's solar energy policy

The News International 23 Mar 2025
Whereas, Federal Minister for Energy Sardar Awais Ahmad Leghari on March 16 claimed that the number of solar net-metering consumers would increase after new regulations.
×