Pakistan LNG Limited (PLL) has successfully secured three spot LNG cargo bids for delivery between April 27 and May 14, marking the first such procurement in 28 months. This move comes amid rising electricity demand, with current shortages exceeding 11,000 MW due to limited LNG supplies and ongoing outages at key power plants. The bids range from $17.997 to $18.88 per mmBtu, reflecting the urgency of the situation as temperatures rise and the summer season approaches, prompting fears of extended load shedding across the country.
CLIMATEPublished 24 Apr 2026 • Published 4 days ago • Updated 2 days ago
Pakistan LNG Limited Secures Three Cargo Bids Amid Power Crisis
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Pakistan has secured three spot LNG cargo bids to address a critical electricity shortfall exceeding 11,000 MW, exacerbated by rising temperatures and supply disruptions. The government is under pressure to manage costs and avoid prolonged load shedding as demand surges ahead of summer.
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