Pakistan LNG Limited warns K-Electric over unpaid RLNG dues
Most outlets reported that Pakistan LNG Limited (PLL) has warned K-Electric (KE) of potential reassessment, curtailment, or suspension of RLNG supplies due to Rs 6.75 billion in unpaid dues. Business Recorder and Profit both highlighted the warning and the amount owed, with Profit additionally specifying that the outstanding principal relates to supplies made between May and July 2026 and noting the potential impact on future LNG cargo arrangements.
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PLL warns K-Electric of RLNG supply suspension over Rs6.75 billion in unpaid dues
State-owned LNG supplier says outstanding principal relates to supplies made between May and July 2026; warns failure to clear dues could affect further LNG cargo arrangements and lead to curtailment or suspension of RLNG supplies
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RLNG supplies: PLL issues warning to KE
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan LNG Limited (PLL) has warned the K-Electric (KE) that it may reassess, curtail or suspend RLNG supplies if the power utility fails to clear outstanding payments amounting to Rs 6.75 billion. In a letter addressed to the chief executive officer of K-Electric, the PLL stated that the total outstanding principal against RLNG supplies made during May to July 2026 stood at Rs...
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