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Gas prices increased by 143% for those using more then 400 cubic meters gas. Bhai tery gar me itna gas use hota hy kia ?? Obviously factories, industries and commercial units he itna gas se karty hy. Aqal kay naakhun le mery bhai.
That would be 143%.
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Government buy gas at around Rs.630 per unit. Thats about 5.5 dollars. And then sell at about Rs.157. Which is about 1.25 Us dollar. Although its fake s.
I am also wondering how it could be Rs.630 ---Don't know how the figure of Rs 630/ per million Btu was arrived at. For the benefit of forum members, let us do a ‘back of the envelope’ estimation of the cost of gas based upon imported LNG.
Qatar LNG price to Pakistan in 13.37% of Brent. The current price of Brent crude is hovering just under $70/bbl. This means LNG price to Pakistan is $9.36 (Say $10/-) per mm BTU. Assuming Rs 130 per USD makes the LNG price at Rs 130/- per mm BTU.
To this, we must add the transmission and distribution costs. I have no idea what these are in Pakistan, but in the US average transmission & distribution cost is about $4/- per mm BTU (about Rs 5/-). Assuming it to be roughly the same for Pakistan, translates into actual out of pocket cost for the imported LNG at Rs 180/- per mm BTU.
The above does not include the losses due to “ Stolen” gas. Let us add another Rs 20/- to compensate for theft. This gives us a total of Rs 200/- per million Btu as a realistic gas selling price based on full recovery of all costs.
In other words, regardless of variations according to the different grade consumers, GOP/ gas companies need to sell the imported gas at the average price of Rs 200/- per million BTU to avoid the net operating loss.
Kindly note that 'well-head' price for indigenous gas is normally set on a different basis in Pakistan, primarily because lower the selling prices, the less foreign exchange would be taken out of Pakistan by the foreign producing companies. However the rational basis, for setting selling prices must be the Import Parity.
Don't know how the figure of Rs 630/ per million Btu was arrived at. For the benefit of forum members, let us do a ‘back of the envelope’ estimation of the cost of gas based upon imported LNG.
Qatar LNG price to Pakistan in 13.37% of Brent. The current price of Brent crude is hovering just under $70/bbl. This means LNG price to Pakistan is $9.36 (Say $10/-) per mm BTU. Assuming Rs 130 per USD makes the LNG price at Rs 130/- per mm BTU.
To this, we must add the transmission and distribution costs. I have no idea what these are in Pakistan, but in the US average transmission & distribution cost is about $4/- per mm BTU (about Rs 5/-). Assuming it to be roughly the same for Pakistan, translates into actual out of pocket cost for the imported LNG at Rs 180/- per mm BTU.
The above does not include the losses due to “ Stolen” gas. Let us add another Rs 20/- to compensate for theft. This gives us a total of Rs 200/- per million Btu as a realistic gas selling price based on full recovery of all costs.
In other words, regardless of variations according to the different grade consumers, GOP/ gas companies need to sell the imported gas at the average price of Rs 200/- per million BTU to avoid the net operating loss.
Kindly note that 'well-head' price for indigenous gas is normally set on a different basis in Pakistan, primarily because lower the selling prices, the less foreign exchange would be taken out of Pakistan by the foreign producing companies. However the rational basis, for setting selling prices must be the Import Parity.
How you arrived to the conclusion that govt purchases gas for Rs.630 and sells for Rs.157 --- from where you got these two figures
A family whose gas bill used to be 13000 PKR, will now pay 30000 PKR...
in joint family systems, PKR13000 bill in winter is normal -- our govt is telling us that they have increased rates for rich people but these joint family system are middle class.
PTi social media is misleading the people,
they are telling that gas cylinder price reduced by Rs.200 and for 50 mmf the increase in bill is only Rs.22, but they aren't telling you that the burden of increase in tariffs in commercial/industrial/power/fertilizer etc., will be eventually passed on to the people --- also there are joint families (2-4 families) living under one roof with one gas meter, there usage increases in winter season, so high gas usage doesn't necessarily mean rich class.
Exactly... Middle class will be hit. Not a good decision.
A family whose gas bill used to be 13000 PKR, will now pay 30000 PKR...
With increase in commercial tariff, expect prices of consumables to go through roof.
i am wondering if this is deliberate or the PTi economics team is also the ones with stunted growth --- there are so many joint families with one gas meter --- there gas usage will naturally go up in winter and they will be charged the highest rates on the assumption that they belong to rich class.