Energy crisis in pakistan: What the proplem is, reasons and problems are discussed.

5. (All Figures
in MW)
Fiscal Year Computed Peak Demand* Corresponding Supply
Surplus/
Shortfall
2001-02 10459 10894 435
2002-03 11044 10958 -86
2003-04 11598 11834 236
2004-05 12595 12792 197
2005-06 13847 12600 -1247
2006-07 15838 13292 -2546
2007-08 17398 12442 -4956
2008-09 17852 13637 -4215
2009-10 18467 13445 -3000
2010-11 19500 14500 -5000

6. 
 Country is falling short of 4500m.watt.

12. Electricity production from OIL, COAL
AND GAS SOURCES.
Total production is 8500 MW while the
shortage of 5500 MW.

16. 

17. Jul 06 - Jun 07 Jul 09 – Dec 09
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20. YEARS DEMAND SUPPLY NET DIFFERENCE
2004-2005 3173Mcf/day 4033 860
2009-2010 4565Mcf/day 4424 -141
2019-2020 9114Mcf/day 3001 -6113
2029-2030 19035Mcf/day 2299 -16736

22.  Government guarantee
and financial support is
required to install
matching capacity in
Public Sector otherwise
load shedding will
persist in view of lack
of private sector
appetite for investment
 Supply Side and Demand
Side Measures

23.  At source deduction be
allowed to effect
recovery of
outstanding dues from
Provincial Govt. and
KESC. Recoveries

24. • Political and active
Provincial
Governmental support
is needed to control
theft in power sector.
• Electricity Act &
Conservation Act need
to be amended to
include penalty clauses
on theft and energy
wastage
 Efficiency Improvement
and Theft Control

25.  Allocation of
additional gas
• Immediate allocation of
additional gas of 350
MCF/Day be made to
Power Sector.
• If not done, the
sustainability of Power
Sector and affordability
will be jeopardized
• Availability of gas can
save the day

26. • Strategy to overcome
the power crisis should
be supported by the set
of policy measures
• Joint Session of
Parliament be
summoned to discuss
energy crisis and how
get out of it.
 Policies