The federal government is in the final stages of implementing comprehensive reforms in Pakistan’s gas sector to address the mounting circular debt, which has surged to Rs. 2.6 trillion. The reforms aim to improve billing efficiency, reduce losses, and streamline governance across gas distribution companies.
Key measures under consideration include revising gas tariffs, reducing line losses, and improving revenue recovery mechanisms. Officials believe these reforms are critical for stabilizing the energy sector and restoring investor confidence. The government is working closely with regulatory bodies and stakeholders to ensure the reforms are effectively implemented without burdening consumers unfairly.
Pakistan’s government is finalizing gas sector reforms to address the Rs. 2.6 trillion circular debt. The plan includes tariff revisions, loss reduction, and improved billing systems. These reforms aim to stabilize the energy sector, enhance efficiency, and restore financial sustainability without placing excessive pressure on end users.
gas sector reforms, circular debt Pakistan, energy policy
