We have sourced thousands of data-points for different products related to power and energy sector
Pakistan's energy needs rely heavily on imported and local crude oil. COVID-19 crisis caused a huge decline in local oil demand in 2020, however as economy rebounds the demand for oil is picking up. With historially high global oil prices, the import bill for Pakistan saw a significant uptick as well.
Natural gas is one of the major energy source for economic growth of Pakistan. Its' usage span across all economic sectors including transportation, industrial, residential and power generation. Power generation based on natural gas has seen significant growth during recent times, as unit production cost of furnace oil based power plants is high.
Local and imported coal continues to make up significant portion of power generation in Pakistan. Development efforts in the region of Thar located in Sindh has lead to more introduction of indigenous-coal based thermal plants. Imports are typically dominated by Anglo-African nations including South Africa, Indonesia and Australia.
Monthly data numbers available for different energy products.
Monthly electricity generation data, ranging from July 2003 to March 2022.
Indegenious crude oil monthly production numbers in Pakistan from July 2003 to December 2021.
Monthly indegenious natural gas production data, ranging from July 2003 to December 2021.
Monthly local coal production numbers, spanning from July 2003 to December 2021.
Consists private and public sector thermal plants located in Pakistan.
Consists of non-thermal power plants located in Pakistan, run by IPPs, WAPDA and PAEC.
Domestic oil map comprising of 24 depot locations, along with national refineries and terminals.
Region of operations for each DISCO and KESC across the country.
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