Stakeholders question dollar-based returns for Faisalabad-Peshawar oil pipeline
Most outlets led with concerns over the proposed dollar-based guaranteed returns for the $432 million Faisalabad-Peshawar oil pipeline, noting the unusually high financial incentives and calls for justification from stakeholders. Profit provided additional detail on the proposed four-year investment recovery period and 30-year tariff and throughput guarantees, while Dawn highlighted the broader skepticism and demand for substantiation of the financial terms.
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Stakeholders challenge dollar-based returns for $432 million Faisalabad-Peshawar oil pipeline
Four-year investment recovery, 30-year tariff and minimum throughput guarantees sought for 437 km pipeline; Ogra to review proposed incentives
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High dollar returns on Faisalabad-Peshawar oil pipeline raise eyebrows
ISLAMABAD: Various stakeholders on Thursday raised serious objections to unusually lucrative dollar-based guaranteed returns proposed for a $432 million oil pipeline from Faisalabad to Peshawar and demanded substantial rationalisation of the incentives to avoid the creation of a new “super IPP”. The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) had called a public hearing on Frontier Works Organisati...
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