Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Friday took notice of complaints by domestic consumers regarding the shortage of gas supply, directed to ensure the provision of uninterrupted supply to the consumers during the winter season.
Chairing a meeting held here to review the situation of gas supply across the country, the prime minister directed to permanently resolve the issue by bringing reforms in the system structure.
“Providing gas to domestic consumers is the government’s top priority”, the prime minister said.
During the briefing, it was informed that there was a surplus of RLNG (Regasified Liquefied Natural Gas) in the system, leading to improvements in gas load management compared to last year.
The meeting was told that the duration of gas load shedding this year was shorter than last year.
Gas is being provided to domestic consumers from 5 AM to 10 PM, while gas is also being provided to the power sector according to its demand, the meeting was further informed.
Similarly, it was told that online dashboards for consumer complaints by SNGPL and SSGC were operational and the complaint resolution rate for SNGPL was 93%, while SSGC’s rate was 79%. As per the briefing, all gas fields in the country were active.
