Hammad Azhar: PMLN is at fault for looming power crisis

Government Minister for Energy Hammad Azhar on Saturday guaranteed that individuals are getting power at higher rates due to the costly energy projects started during PML-N’s residency.

“We are attempting to address the mix-ups made during the past,” Azhar said while answering to the news that the power levy is probably going to observe a climb of Rs4.33 by virtue of fuel charges change.

The National Electrical Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has gotten a solicitation for the expansion from Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA).

Revealing insight into the taking off roundabout obligation, the energy serve said that it has “additionally happened on account of the past government.”

“PTI government has imported LNG at lower rates contrasted with the rates at which the gas was imported during past government’s residency,” Hammad stated, adding that LNG was imported at the least expensive rates during PTI’s residency.

Tending to the charges in regards to costly power, Azhar featured that limit installments are expanding each year. “The more power plants we introduce the more lease the public authority needs to pay,” he clarified.

Encouraging the Opposition not to trick the majority, he said that the PTI will consistently help PML-N to remember its slip-ups.

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