Pakistan LNG Limited warns K-Electric over unpaid RLNG dues
Most outlets reported that Pakistan LNG Limited (PLL) has warned K-Electric (KE) it may cut RLNG supplies due to outstanding payments. One outlet specified the amount of dues as Rs8.7 billion and noted KE’s claim of having overpaid by Rs4.2 billion, while PLL stated the pricing mechanism remains unapproved. Another outlet focused on the contractual warning without quantifying the dues or including KE’s response.
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PLL threatens to cut RLNG supplies to K-Electric over Rs8.7 billion dues
KE disputes default, says it has paid around Rs4.2 billion in excess under expected pooled pricing mechanism; PLL says mechanism remains unapproved
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PLL warns KE of RLNG supply cut
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan LNG Limited (PLL) has warned K-Electric (KE) again that it may exercise its contractual rights, including cessation of RLNG supplies, if the power utility fails to immediately clear its outstanding Rs8.7 billion dues. In another letter dated September 8, 2026, addressed to the Chief Financial Officer of K-Electric, PLL said the outstanding amount comprised Rs8.5 billion in p...
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