(2020) Throwback Thursday: Gurashi and some of their childhood kephera friends from the Undervault!! Boy do I love drawing and designing buggies.

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(2020) Throwback Thursday: Gurashi and some of their childhood kephera friends from the Undervault!! Boy do I love drawing and designing buggies.
Tariff petition preparation and develop strategies for their improvement: Nepra, Usaid, Discos discuss issues
Finance experts from Pakistan's government-owned electricity distribution companies (Discos), National Electric Power Regularity Authority (Nepra) and United States Agency for International Development (USAID) met in Islamabad to discuss the issues involved in tariff petition preparation and ...
published on http://alternativeenergy.com.pk/pakistan-news/tariff-petition-preparation-and-develop-strategies-for-their-improvement-nepra-usaid-discos-discuss-issues/
Power outages: Court seeks replies from NTDC, NEPRA officials
PESHAWAR: The Peshawar High Court (PHC) has asked the National Transmission and Distribution Company (NTDC) and National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) why the former suspended power supply to Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) from the national grid ...
published on http://alternativeenergy.com.pk/national-news/power-outages-court-seeks-replies-from-ntdc-nepra-officials/
KESC got undue benefit of over Rs140 billion, Senate panel told agreements with the Karachi Electric Supply Company
ISLAMABAD: A Senate sub-committee was informed on Tuesday that agreements with the Karachi Electric Supply Company were amended in violation of rules and as a result the company got undue benefit of over Rs140 billion. A meeting of the sub-committee on water and power, presided over ...
published on http://alternativeenergy.com.pk/national-news/kesc-got-undue-benefit-of-over-rs140-billion-senate-panel-told-agreements-with-the-karachi-electric-supply-company/
Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) recommends to Nepra: power tariff likely to soar by Rs 1.12 per unit
Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) has recommended increasing power tariff by Rs 1.12 as monthly fuel adjustment. According to report issued by the Central Power Purchasing Agency, the price of electricity generated out of diesel was counted Rs 20.80 per unit while the cost of electricity ...
published on http://alternativeenergy.com.pk/national-news/central-power-purchasing-agency-cppa-recommends-to-nepra-power-tariff-likely-to-soar-by-rs-1-12-per-unit/
A 74.6 paisa per unit increase in power tariff notified National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra)
National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) on Wednesday notified 74.6 paisa per unit increase in tariff of power Distribution Companies (Discos) for April 2013 under monthly Fuel adjustment mechanism. This increase will be charged from consumers in the bills of November. Central Power ...
published on http://alternativeenergy.com.pk/national-news/a-74-6-paisa-per-unit-increase-in-power-tariff-notified-national-electric-power-regulatory-authority-nepra/
Bleeding dry: Power theft eats up Rs40 billion every year power theft was a major factor paralysing the entire energy chain (Nepra)
ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has disclosed that electricity worth Rs40 billion is stolen every year because of prevalent malpractices in power distribution companies. Briefing the Senate Standing ...
published on http://alternativeenergy.com.pk/national-news/bleeding-dry-power-theft-eats-up-rs40-billion-every-year-power-theft-was-a-major-factor-paralysing-the-entire-energy-chain-nepra/
Developer submits plans for Pakistani small hydro projects in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Pakistan’s National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has received two applications that, if approved, would allow for the construction of two new small hydroelectric projects in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The applications were submitted by the Pakhtunkhwa Hydel Development ...
published on http://alternativeenergy.com.pk/hydro-power/developer-submits-plans-for-pakistani-small-hydro-projects-in-khyber-pakhtunkhwa-province/