Commodity Market Report
Pakistan energy markets long-term outlook 2016
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Pakistan has been struggling with an energy crisis for several years, brought on by years of poor governance and planning. Upon coming into power in 2013, the PML-N government set out a few immediate priorities to alleviate the energy shortages. Part of this saw Pakistan commence LNG imports in March 2015. Key themes in this update: LNG brings relief to the energy shortage situation. Chinese investment will play an increasing role in Pakistan's energy sector development. Environmental considerations take a back-seat as coal projects begin. Domestic stability is improving but governance concerns still weigh heavy.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Key facts (2005-2035)
- Economic outlook
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Policy and regulation
- Energy policy
- Regulatory bodies
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Market structure
- Key players
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Competitive landscape
- Gas industry
- Power industry
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Prices
- Gas
- Power
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Infrastructure
- Oil
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Gas
- LNG
- Proposed import pipelines
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Power
- Regional interconnections
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Demand
- Economic drivers and energy demand
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Total primary energy demand
- Energy intensity
- Industrial & non-energy use
- Transport
- Residential, commercial and agricultural (RCA)
- Supply-demand balances
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Supply
- Coal
- Gas
- Oil
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Power
- Coal-fired generation
- Gas-fired generation
- Oil-fired generation
- Nuclear generation
- Hydro generation
- Renewables generation
- Risks and uncertainties
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Economic indicators (2005-2035)Demand by fuel (2005-2035)Domestic production by fuel (2005-2035)
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Executive summary: Table 1Gas prices, Rs / mmBtu (2010-2015)Gas prices, US$ / mmBtu (2010-2015)Electricity prices, Rs / kWh (2010-2015)Electricity prices, US¢ / kWh (2010-2015)Total primary energy demand (2005-2035)Industrial energy mix (2005-2035)Transport fuel mix (2005-2035)RCA sub-sectors (2013)
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What's included
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