The two countries this week signed an agreement at the 2025 Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum in Islamabad to jointly bid on 40 offshore blocks. A bidding round for the granting of exploration licenses for the blocks, located in the Makran and Indus basins, was announced by the Pakistan government in February.
The line pack pressure this year rose several times following the abundance of LNG, jeopardising Pakistan’s national pipeline network following a huge drop in gas consumption across Pakistan.
Islamabad: A substantial deposit of petroleum and natural gas has been discovered in Pakistan’s territorial waters, a cache so large its exploitation could change the country’s destiny, according to a media report.
A new gas and condensate discovery in TAL block in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province de-risks further exploration in the block.
The Ministry of Energy said on Wednesday that Islamabad was ascertaining facts after Russia’s embassy in the country tweeted that Moscow had made its first Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) delivery to Pakistan.
Pakistan paid for its first government-to-government import of discounted Russian crude oil in Chinese currency, the South Asian country’s petroleum minister said on Monday, a significant shift in its U.S. dollar-dominated export payments policy.
Islamabad, Pakistan – Pakistan has received its first shipment of Russian crude oil under an agreement signed between the two countries in April, but experts believe it will be too soon to say if the deal will provide significant benefit to domestic consumers. The cargo carrying 45,000 metric tonnes of crude oil arrived at the southern […]
Washington (AFP) – Facing a deep economic crisis, Pakistan has started to buy Russian oil, but the country’s petroleum minister says the future lies in diversified, especially green, energy.
Pakistan has placed its first order for discounted Russian crude oil, a move that could potentially reduce the country’s reliance on Middle Eastern oil producers. The order amounts to around 100,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Russian crude oil, which does not include related products.
Pakistan is looking to buy Russian oil at $50 per barrel, media reported on Sunday, as the South Asian country is grappling with an economic and foreign reserves liquidity crisis.