Under the new tariff structure, the average gas price has been set at Rs. 1,762.51 per MMBTU for Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC), and Rs1,778.35 per MMBTU for Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited ...

Domestic consumers spared: Gas made costlier for captive power plants Earlier, Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the federal cabinet approved gas tariff hike for the industrial sector.

Gas Imports from Canada by State (mcf/yr) 2023 President Trump is suggesting that he might impose 25% tariffs on Canadian exports to the U.S., possibly including oil and gas, which could have some ...

British Gas has launched its first electric vehicle residential tariff, which will be followed up by EV charging services for business customers. The Green Drive Nov 2020 tariff offers customers a ...

Erik Isakson / Getty Images Tariffs are taxes on imports that effectively raise the prices of imports, providing an edge to domestic companies in the same markets. Governments usually impose ...

As its name suggests, British Gas is British owned and based. It's the biggest gas supplier in the UK and serves more than 8 million homes and businesses with gas and electricity. The firm is a ...

Rupee's depreciation against the US dollar is increasing the cost of natural gas for Indian buyers. There are rising calls to price domestic gas in rupees to mitigate this impact. While domestic gas ...

The committee met to discuss a summary submitted by the Petroleum Division for an upward revision of the indigenous gas tariff for industry (captive power) as well as non-protected domestic slabs.

The projects include mines, natural gas and renewable ... s announcement of 25% tariffs on Canadian goods and 10% tariffs on energy. “President Trump’s 25% tariffs are a complete betrayal of the ...

He said the government increased gas tariff for CPPs only while tariffs for all other sectors including fertiliser and processing firms as well as domestic consumers had been left unchanged.

British Gas has lost its crown as Britain’s largest ... spread its tentacles partly because the number of suppliers in the domestic energy market has greatly reduced since the Covid-19 pandemic.