Sindh unveils SEPRA plan for cheaper power
Sindh Minister for Energy, Planning and Development Syed Nasir Hussain Shah has said affordable electricity for businesses and the public is the vision of President Asif Ali Zardari and Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, backed by Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah.
Speaking at the "Multi-Stakeholders Conference on Competitive Electric Market in Pakistan," he said the Sindh Transmission and Dispatch Company (STDC) and the Sindh Electric Power Regulatory Authority (SEPRA) will ensure cheaper electricity than K-Electric (KE). Power will be generated in Sindh, transmitted through STDC, and priced by the Sindh government instead of the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA). SEPRA's staff has been hired, and its notification will be issued this month. The first supply will target the K-IV project grid, with a focus on economic zones.
He said hybrid parks will help reduce tariffs and that Sindh is adopting global models to resolve energy issues. High capacity charges of Independent Power Producers (IPPs) can be tackled by expanding industries. Several IPP deals have been reviewed, bringing relief to consumers. Shah also noted Sindh has no representation on KE's board and has asked the federal government to allow two provincial representatives. The province has signed an agreement with KE for solar power supply and urged the utility to avoid expensive fuel-based electricity when solar is available.
The conference, organised by Renewables First and the Pakistan Business Forum (PBF), aimed to shift from the monopolistic single-buyer model to a competitive market. Speakers stressed the Competitive Trading Bilateral Contracts Market (CTBCM), approved by the ECC and NEPRA decades ago but not operational, is key to affordable electricity.
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Muneeb ul Hassan GD(P), Air Force, Squadron Leader Saroosh Haider GD(P), Air Force, Squadron Leader Sikandar Waseem GD(P), Air Force, Squadron Leader Hassam Ashfaq GD(P), Air Force, Squadron Leader Asfandyar Awan Engg, Air Force, Squadron Leader Ammar Hussain Farooqi, Engg, Air Force, Squadron Leader Faizan Ul Haq Rajput Engg, Air Force, Squadron Leader Noman Hydair Engg, Air Force, Squadron Leader Muhammad Abid AD, Air Force, Squadron Leader Sulaman Ishtiaq Satti AD, Air Force, Squadron Leader Junaid Ahmed AD, Air Force, Squadron Leader Atta Ullah Sahibzada AD, Air Force, Squadron Leader Zia Ur Rehman AD, Air Force, Squadron Leader Nadeem Anwer Nadeem A&SD, Air Force, Squadron Leader Muhammad Danish Iqbal A&SD, Air Force, Squadron Leader Majid Shehzad IT, Air Force, Squadron Leader Muhammad Azhar Latif Met, Air Force, Squadron Leader Rizwan Karim MES, Air Force, Flight Lieutenant Muhammad Sarosh Engg, Air Force, Flight Lieutenant Rana Muhammad Hasan Engg, Air Force, Flight Lieutenant Muhammad Usman Engg, Air Force, Flight Lieutenant Muhammad Zarar Hashmi Engg, Air Force, Flight Lieutenant Muhammad Yahya Haider A&SD, Air Force, Flight Lieutenant Usama Khalid A&SD, Air Force, Flying Officer Tabassum Hussain Engg, Air Force, Flying Officer Muhammad Hassaan Nasir Engg, Air Force, CWO Ikram Khan, Air Force, CWO M Ashraf Khan, Air Force, CWO Muhammad Majid, Air Force, CWO Shahid Kamran Khan, Air Force, WO Muhammad Azam, Air Force, AWO Muhammad Adnan, Air Force, Chf Tech Sami Ullah, Air Force, Chf Tech Muhammad Aurangzeb, Air Force, Chf Tech Samander Khan, Air Force, Chf Tech Muhammad Aleem, Air Force, Chf Tech Muhammad Ashraf, Air Force, Snr Tech Muhammad Ayaz, Air Force, Snr Tech Mubashir Javed, Air Force, Snr Tech Najeeb Sultan, Air Force, Snr Tech Waseem, Air Force, Snr Tech Arshad Mobeen, Air Force, Snr Tech Asghar Ali, Air Force, Snr Tech Ihsan Ullah, Air Force, Snr Tech Muhammad Imran, Air Force and Cpl Tech Farooq Ahmad, Air Force. 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Muhammad Imran, Punjab, Lt Col Muhammad Yousaf, Baloch, Lt Col Mirza Jahantab Khalid, Arty, Lt Col Abubakar Murtaza Buttar, Punjab, Lt Col Muhammad Rizwan Younas, Sigs, Lt Col Muhammad Wasif Zia, Arty, Lt Col Shahid Hussain, Arty, Lt Col Muhammad Ali Nawaz, Arty, Lt Col Muhammad Qamber Raza, GL, Lt Col Noman Khalil, Baloch, Lt Col Umair Aziz Bhatti, Sindh, Lt Col Aqeel Zahid, Sindh, Lt Col Aamir Shoaib Akhtar, Sigs, Lt Col Hamza Nawaz Khan, FF, Lt Col Muhammad Asad Khan, AK, Maj Aamir Irshad, Engrs, Maj Irfan Haider, AK, Maj Tahir Iqbal Khattak, Arty, Maj Muhammad Umer Javed, TSO, Maj Farhan Akbar, Baloch, Maj Mushaf Bin Ali, Arty, Maj Muhammad Umair Saeed, Arty, Maj Abdullah Kamran, FF, Maj Abdul Muqtadir Khan, Sindh, Maj Shahzeb Ibne Ahmad, CMI, Maj Muhammad Akhtar, Arty, Maj Muhammad Ahmer, Arty, Maj Muhammad Akash Arshad, CMI, Maj Imran Khan, Baloch, Maj Faizan Ahmed, AK, Maj Tasawar Abbas, CMI, Maj Mamoon Elahi Malik, Arty, Maj Abdul Qadir, Sigs, Maj Daniyal Riaz Siddiqui, Arty, Maj Muhammad Hasan Khan, Arty, Maj Muhammad Ali Zia, AD, Maj Muhammad Shaheryar Saleem, Arty, Maj Muhammad Saad Arshad, Arty, Maj Ali Raza, AD, Maj Muhammad Taimoor Malik, Punjab, Maj Syed Osama Hussain Bokhari, Sigs, Maj Osama Naeem Khan, EME, Maj Ghulam Mustafa, NLI, Maj Faheem Abbas, ICTO, Maj Muhammad Zubair, Arty, Maj Hassan bin Faiz, Sigs, Maj Muhammad Adnan, Mjd, Maj Kamran Salim, Mjd, Maj Ali Raza, Mjd, Maj Zulfiqar Ali, Mjd, Maj Rana Waseem Akbar, Mjd, Maj Muhammad Fahad Iqbal, Mjd ,Maj Khalid Yaqoob, Mjd, Capt Abdullah, Punjab, Capt Muneeb Jamal Aamir, Arty, Capt Muhammad Usama, Punjab, Capt Muhammad Mahad Aamir, Arty, Capt Umair Hassan, Arty, Capt Basit Ali, Arty, Capt Zain Zaman, Arty, Capt Bilal Ahmed Gil, AD, Capt Umair Fayyaz Khan, Arty, Capt Muhammad Anas Bin Ateeq, AK, Capt Tameem Ali Khan, FF, Capt Umer Waqas, Arty, Capt Mehrab Israr, Atry, Capt Awais Ur Rehman, Arty, Capt Kaleem Ullah, AMC GDMO, Capt Mahnoor Nasar, Sigs, Capt Muhammad Haider Ijaz, Mjd, Lt Imran 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Haider, Arty, Hav Muhammad Tanveer, Arty, Hav Arab Hussain, Arty, Hav Muhammad Shoaib, Arty, Hav Khalid Mehmood, AD, Hav Abdul Rehman, AD, Hav Muhammad Waqar, AD, Hav Muhammad Saeed Awan, AD, Hav Muhammad Anwar, AD, Hav Haq Nawaz Bashir, AD, Hav Usman Rasheed, AD, Hav Qasir Mehmood, Sigs, Hav Hameed Ahmed, Sigs, Hav Fazal-i-Khuda, Sigs, Hav Muhammad Waqas, Baloch, Hav Muhammad Fayyaz, FF, Hav Abdul Haleem, FF, Hav Abid Ali, FF, Hav Asrar Hussain, AK, Hav Haji Khan, Ord, Hav Muhammad Pervaiz, CMI, Hav Muhammad Iqbal, CMI, Hav Fasial Mehmood, Mjd, Hav Sher Afzal, Mjd, Hav Muhammad Shebaz, Mjd, Hav Muhammad Saddique, Mjd, Hav Zubair Ahmed, Mjd, Hav Hassnain Raza, Mjd, Hav Mirzad Khan, Mjd, L/Hav Rafi Ullah, AD, L/Hav Muhammd Shafique, AD, L/Hav Faisal Mehmood, Sigs, L/Hav Zahid Hussain, NLI, L/Hav Muhammad Shahbaz, Kiani, Mjd, Nk Muhammad Faraz Nazir, Arty, Nk Sher Afzal, Arty, Nk Mustansar Hussain, Arty, Nk Muhammad Umer Faroque, Arty, Nk Asghar Ali, Arty, Nk Tariq Aziz, Arty, Nk Qamar Zaman Haider, Arty, Nk Muhammad Ayoub, AD, Nk Muhammad Naveed, AD, Nk Muhammad Waris, Engrs, Nk Rao Kamran Ali, Sindh, Nk Ehsan Akhtar, Sigs, Nk Mumtaz Khan, Punjab, Nk Muhammad Azam, AK, Nk Muhammad Riqwan, AK, Nk Muhammad Idrees, AK, Nk Ali Muhammd, EME, Nk Noor Hassn, EME, Nk Muhammad Usman, CMI, Nk Ubaid Nazir, Mjd, Nk Zubair Hussain Khan, Mjd, Nk Iqbal Hussain, Mjd, Nk Parvaiz Ahmed, Mjd, Nk Syed Abrar Hussain Shah, Mjd, Nk Amir Shahzad, Mjd, Nk Shehbaz Akhtar, Mjd, L/Nk Hasnain, Arty, L/Nk Saddam Hussain, AD, L/Nk Muhammad Ghafoor, AD, L/Nk Shoaib Khan, Punjab, L/Nk Shamsud Din, AK, L/Nk Kashif Hussain, Sindh, L/Nk Irfan Abbas, Sindh, L/Nk Ahsan Ullah, NLI, L/Nk Muhammad Hassan, SSG, L/Nk Waqar, SSG, L/Nk Muhammad Mehboob, Mjd, L/Nk Muhammad Idrees Khan, Mjd, L/Nk Javeed Iqbal, Mjd, Sep Nadeem Abbas, Arty, Sep Munawar Iqbal, AD, Sep Muhammad Amjad, AD, Sep Dur Muhammad, Spr Amjad Gul, Engrs, Sep Yashar Khayyam, Sigs, Sep Saeed Alam, Punjab, Sep Muhammad Bilal, Punjab, Sep Pervaiz Hussain, Punjab, Sep Mirza Adeel Asif Baig, Punjab, Sep Ali Imran, Punjab, Sep Waseem Ahmed, Punjab, Sep Muhammad Asif, Baloch, Sep Ibrar Ali, FF, Sep Sadiq Rehman, FF, Sep Haider Ali, FF, Sep Asif Ali, FF, Sep Muhammad Rashid, FF, Sep Zeeshan, FF, Sep Muhammad Sharif, FF, Sep Shahid Rashid, AK, Sep Muhammad Wasif, Ak, Sep Umer Nazir, Ak, Sep Nawaz Khan, NLI, Sep Waseem Sajjad, NLI, Sep Muhammad Arslan Shehzad, SSG, Sep Rawal Aslam, SSG, Sep Muhammad Waseem, SSG, Sep/ NA Syed Touqeer Hussain Shah, AMC, Sep/ NA Muhammad Waqas, AMC, Sep/ NA Muhammad Shahzeb, AMC, Sep/ NA Jamil Aziz, AMC, Sep/ NA Adeel Tariq, AMC, Sep/ NA Muhammad Umer Farooq, AMC, Sep Muhammad Maqbool, Mjd, Sep Niazullah, Mjd, Sep Adnan Manzoor, Mjd, Sep Sabeel Iqbal, Mjd, Sep Asad Shaheen, Mjd, Sep Muhammad Kashif, Mjd, Sep Adnan Noor, Mjd, Sep Adeel Ahmed Kiani, Mjd, Sep Muhammad Faisal, Mjd, DSR Mehrab Gul, Pakistan Rangers (Pb), Sep Ghulam Mustafa, Pakistan Rangers (Pb), Sep Muhammad Usman, Pakistan Rangers (Pb), Following officer has been conferred with Tamgha-i-Imtiaz (Military) Lieutenant Commander Khurram Riaz, Navy. 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