How Much Capacity Payment Did NEPRA Make to Each IPP and How Much Electricity Did Each IPP Produce?

🔳 The Real Truth Behind Pakistan’s Electricity Crisis and Capacity Charges Has Come to Light — Shocking Revelations from the NEPRA Report

Until now, the general impression in Pakistan has been that most of the money collected from the public in the form of capacity charges goes to foreign companies or privately owned IPPs. However, this report makes it clear that the largest share of capacity charges actually belongs to the government sector itself. NEPRA’s figures show that during the second quarter of this year, meaning the three months from April to June, 40.4 percent of the total capacity charges, equivalent to Rs 190.7 billion, are going to power plants owned by the federal and provincial governments, while the share of foreign-owned power plants is only 26.5 percent.

The government frightens the public by saying that if power agreements are terminated, Pakistan will face International Arbitration and that private agreements signed in the past have tied its hands. However, the April-to-June quarterly report contradicts this narrative. These figures show that a major reason for the crisis is the government’s own poor planning, administrative incompetence and mismanagement.

Despite producing 95.2 percent less electricity at the modern thermal plant in Bhikki, 84.3 percent less at Trimmu and 86.6 percent less at Nandipur, heavy capacity payments are still being made. This indicates that either producing electricity through gas and RLNG is extremely expensive, or our transmission lines are not capable of carrying the full electricity generated by these plants. This situation shows that Pakistan’s power sector is suffering from severe mismanagement and poor planning. PPRA or fuel supply chain planning has completely failed.Despite Neelum-Jhelum having a capacity of 964.5 MW, the supply of zero electricity shows that the project was completely shut down.

Out of 105 projects, 70 are completely local or government-owned and have no connection with international agreements or foreign law. The government can immediately impose cheaper or better agreements on these projects under domestic laws.

From April to June, electricity demand from factories, air-conditioners and household consumers reaches its peak. However, even during these months, 53.8 percent of the country’s total generation capacity remained unused, which shows the Structural Collapse of our electricity system.This makes it clear that the real problem is not a shortage of electricity-generation capacity, but excessive power plants, poor planning and an inefficient system. We have installed power plants that are not required even during the peak summer season, yet throughout the year we have to pay heavy charges simply for their availability without taking electricity from them.

Following this report, the government will have to immediately reassess its public-sector power plants, or GENCOs, and introduce economic reforms with local private plants so that the burden of more than 60 percent of capacity charges can be significantly reduced without touching international signing clauses.🔲 Public Research Series | Episode 53Topic: How Can Pakistan’s Electricity System Be Fixed?Title: How Much Capacity Payment Did NEPRA Make to Each IPP and How Much Electricity Did Each IPP Produce?🔺 When institutions fail to provide the facts, the pursuit of truth becomes a public responsibility.Written and Researched by: Syed ShayanWhen I began researching IPPs around one and a half to two years ago, I understood an IPP to mean an independent private company that generated electricity. This understanding was not entirely baseless.During Benazir Bhutto’s government, the official policy introduced in March 1994 was itself titled:“Policy Framework and Package of Incentives for Private Sector Power Generation Projects in Pakistan”In the preface to the official electricity policy, the Prime Minister also clearly wrote that the objective of the policy was to bring “foreign and domestic entrepreneurs,” meaning foreign and Pakistani private investors, into power-generation projects.The World Bank also called Pakistan’s experience the “Independent Private Power Experience”and used the words:“Independent Private Power Projects”for these projects.In this phrase, Private, Power and Projects all begin with P. Even at that time, I used to wonder that when there are three Ps here, why do we call it IPP instead of IPPP?Nevertheless, the basic concept in my mind was completely clear that an IPP was an independent private power project, regardless of whether its investment was Pakistani or foreign.Then, in 2015, the Nawaz Sharif government opened the way for government power projects to also operate in IPP mode and provided them, through PPIB, with facilities similar to those available to private IPPs.Even then, I thought that perhaps government projects were being called IPPs only for administrative convenience, but they would not be receiving all the financial benefits that had been designed for private or foreign investors.After all, how could a foreign investor, a Pakistani private company and a government-owned power plant all be the same thing?When NEPRA described Quaid-e-Azam Thermal Power Company, which is 100 percent owned by the Government of Punjab, as a “thermal Independent Power Producer,” I considered it routine government terminology and did not give it much importance.However, when 105 power agreements were mentioned in the National Assembly two weeks ago and I separately analysed the ownership, agreements and payments of these projects, the ground slipped from beneath my feet.I discovered that behind the IPP name were projects owned by the federal and provincial governments, power companies associated with military welfare institutions, completely Pakistani private companies, Pakistani and foreign joint ventures, and completely foreign-owned companies. All of them were receiving benefits and payments under their respective agreements.However, the public has continuously been frightened with the claim that if any action is taken against IPPs, foreign investors will go to international arbitration and Pakistan will be disgraced. Ministers and senior officials have also continued repeating the same story.Now the research has revealed that at least 70 of the 105 agreements relate to government-owned, military-welfare-related or completely Pakistani-owned projects. These projects cannot take Pakistan to foreign arbitration.In this way, abuse and curses continued to be directed at an unidentified foreign IPP mafia, while under its cover our own government and Pakistani institutions also continued benefiting comfortably from the same system.The report on capacity charges that you are currently reading covers payments for the three months of the second quarter of this year, from April to June 2026.Look at how large the amounts shown as payable to individual power plants are for only these three months.It should be noted that NEPRA listed all 105 projects and their amounts together in one place, but after considerable time and effort, I divided them into five separate categories or groups:Government-ownedMilitary welfareFully foreign-ownedJoint venturesFully Pakistani private projectsThis division now makes it completely clear how much money is going to each category or group.The reality of the IPPs that we have collectively criticised turns out to be quite different. I hope this report will remove years of confusion and bring the real picture before the public.Let us now look at the report.🔘 1. Federal and Provincial Government-Owned Power PlantsTotal Capacity Charges: Rs 190,725,568,746(Rs 190 billion, 72 crore, 55 lakh, 68 thousand and 746)Total Electricity Generation Capacity: 19,916.6 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 8,531 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 57.2 percent lower

Names of Government-Owned Power Plants1. Karachi Nuclear Power Plant Unit 3Capacity Charges: Rs 37,953,682,507(Rs 37 billion, 95 crore, 36 lakh, 82 thousand and 507)Electricity Generation Capacity: 1,017.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 628.4 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 38.2 percent lower2. Karachi Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2Capacity Charges: Rs 36,773,231,994(Rs 36 billion, 77 crore, 32 lakh, 31 thousand and 994)Electricity Generation Capacity: 1,017.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 971.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 4.5 percent lower3. WAPDA Hydropower ProjectsCapacity Charges: Rs 35,661,577,770(Rs 35 billion, 66 crore, 15 lakh, 77 thousand and 770)Electricity Generation Capacity: 8,400.1 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 3,729.6 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 55.6 percent lower4. Central Power Generation Company Limited, GENCO 2Capacity Charges: Rs 18,098,343,566(Rs 18 billion, 9 crore, 83 lakh, 43 thousand and 566)Electricity Generation Capacity: 721 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 316 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 56.2 percent lower5. Chashma Nuclear Power Plant C-3Capacity Charges: Rs 11,937,309,115(Rs 11 billion, 93 crore, 73 lakh, 9 thousand and 115)Electricity Generation Capacity: 314.2 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 306.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 2.6 percent lower6. Chashma Nuclear Power Plant C-4Capacity Charges: Rs 10,404,488,457(Rs 10 billion, 40 crore, 44 lakh, 88 thousand and 457)Electricity Generation Capacity: 314.2 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 170.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 45.6 percent lower7. Punjab Thermal Power Private Limited, TrimmuCapacity Charges: Rs 7,788,639,060(Rs 7 billion, 78 crore, 86 lakh, 39 thousand and 60)Electricity Generation Capacity: 1,244 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 195 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 84.3 percent lower8. National Power Parks Management Company, BallokiCapacity Charges: Rs 6,894,621,793(Rs 6 billion, 89 crore, 46 lakh, 21 thousand and 793)Electricity Generation Capacity: 1,154 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 628.3 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 45.6 percent lower9. Chashma Nuclear Power Plant C-1Capacity Charges: Rs 5,393,591,863(Rs 5 billion, 39 crore, 35 lakh, 91 thousand and 863)Electricity Generation Capacity: 301.2 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 291.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 3.3 percent lower10. Chashma Nuclear Power Plant C-2Capacity Charges: Rs 4,969,623,746(Rs 4 billion, 96 crore, 96 lakh, 23 thousand and 746)Electricity Generation Capacity: 301 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 240.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 19.9 percent lower11. Jamshoro Power Company Limited, Coal-Fired Power PlantCapacity Charges: Rs 4,556,289,052(Rs 4 billion, 55 crore, 62 lakh, 89 thousand and 52)Electricity Generation Capacity: 628 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 239.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 61.8 percent lower12. National Power Parks Management Company, Haveli Bahadur ShahCapacity Charges: Rs 3,694,722,227(Rs 3 billion, 69 crore, 47 lakh, 22 thousand and 227)Electricity Generation Capacity: 1,163 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 482.5 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 58.5 percent lower13. Quaid-e-Azam Thermal Power Private Limited, BhikkiCapacity Charges: Rs 3,359,991,923(Rs 3 billion, 35 crore, 99 lakh, 91 thousand and 923)Electricity Generation Capacity: 1,109 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 53 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 95.2 percent lower14. Malakand-III Hydropower Project, PEDOCapacity Charges: Rs 1,119,442,378(Rs 1 billion, 11 crore, 94 lakh, 42 thousand and 378)Electricity Generation Capacity: 81.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 51.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 36.3 percent lower15. Quaid-e-Azam Solar Power Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,034,794,841(Rs 1 billion, 3 crore, 47 lakh, 94 thousand and 841)Electricity Generation Capacity: 100 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 19.6 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 80.4 percent lower16. Kot Addu Power Company Limited, KAPCOCapacity Charges: Rs 825,927,706(Rs 82 crore, 59 lakh, 27 thousand and 706)Electricity Generation Capacity: 495 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 83.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 83 percent lower17. Northern Power Generation Company Limited, GENCO 3, NandipurCapacity Charges: Rs 274,656,706(Rs 27 crore, 46 lakh, 56 thousand and 706)Electricity Generation Capacity: 507 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 68 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 86.6 percent lower18. Daral Khwar Hydropower ProjectCapacity Charges: Rs (15,365,958)(Negative Rs 1 crore, 53 lakh, 65 thousand and 958)Electricity Generation Capacity: 36.6 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 32.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 10.2 percent lower19. Jagran Hydropower ProjectCapacity Charges: No separate entry availableElectricity Generation Capacity: 30.4 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 21.3 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 29.9 percent lower20. Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower ProjectCapacity Charges: No separate entry availableElectricity Generation Capacity: 964.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 0 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 100 percent lower21. Ranolia Hydropower ProjectCapacity Charges: No separate entry availableElectricity Generation Capacity: 17 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 0 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 100 percent lower🔘 2. Power Plants of Military Welfare InstitutionsTotal Capacity Charges: Rs 3,478,330,139(Rs 3 billion, 47 crore, 83 lakh, 30 thousand and 139)Total Electricity Generation Capacity: 467 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 179.3 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 61.6 percent lower1. Foundation Power Company Daharki LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,644,221,065(Rs 1 billion, 64 crore, 42 lakh, 21 thousand and 65)Electricity Generation Capacity: 167 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 121.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 27.4 percent lower2. Foundation Wind Energy 1 LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,334,730,243(Rs 1 billion, 33 crore, 47 lakh, 30 thousand and 243)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 18 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 63.7 percent lower3. Foundation Wind Energy 2 LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,238,337,461(Rs 1 billion, 23 crore, 83 lakh, 37 thousand and 461)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 19.5 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 60.9 percent lower4. FFC Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 875,211,381(Rs 87 crore, 52 lakh, 11 thousand and 381)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 16.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 67.3 percent lower5. Fauji Kabirwala Power Company LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs (1,614,170,011)(Negative Rs 1 billion, 61 crore, 41 lakh, 70 thousand and 11)Electricity Generation Capacity: 151 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 4.4 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 97.1 percent lower🔘 3. Foreign-Owned Power Plants and Their NamesTotal Capacity Charges: Rs 125,028,051,185(Rs 125 billion, 2 crore, 80 lakh, 51 thousand and 185)Total Electricity Generation Capacity: 5,787.9 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 3,272.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 43.5 percent lower1. Thar Coal Block 1 Power Generation Company Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 29,742,015,955(Rs 29 billion, 74 crore, 20 lakh, 15 thousand and 955)Electricity Generation Capacity: 1,231.3 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 1,010.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 17.9 percent lower2. Huaneng Shandong Ruyi Energy Private Limited, SahiwalCapacity Charges: Rs 26,138,723,795(Rs 26 billion, 13 crore, 87 lakh, 23 thousand and 795)Electricity Generation Capacity: 1,244 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 900.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 27.6 percent lower3. Port Qasim Electric Power Company Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 26,079,422,572(Rs 26 billion, 7 crore, 94 lakh, 22 thousand and 572)Electricity Generation Capacity: 1,243 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 322.6 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 74 percent lower4. Karot Power Company Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 16,504,196,621(Rs 16 billion, 50 crore, 41 lakh, 96 thousand and 621)Electricity Generation Capacity: 712.8 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 587.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 17.6 percent lower5. UEP Wind Power Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 3,807,103,591(Rs 3 billion, 80 crore, 71 lakh, 3 thousand and 591)Electricity Generation Capacity: 99 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 35.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 64.5 percent lower6. Mira Power Limited, GulpurCapacity Charges: Rs 3,215,099,375(Rs 3 billion, 21 crore, 50 lakh, 99 thousand and 375)Electricity Generation Capacity: 102 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 34.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 65.9 percent lower7. Zorlu Energy Pakistan LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 2,174,644,088(Rs 2 billion, 17 crore, 46 lakh, 44 thousand and 88)Electricity Generation Capacity: 56.4 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 19.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 64.8 percent lower8. Crest Energy Pakistan LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 2,162,758,476(Rs 2 billion, 16 crore, 27 lakh, 58 thousand and 476)Electricity Generation Capacity: 100 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 20.3 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 79.7 percent lower9. Best Green Energy Pakistan LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 2,104,246,095(Rs 2 billion, 10 crore, 42 lakh, 46 thousand and 95)Electricity Generation Capacity: 100 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 19.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 80.1 percent lower10. Jhimpir Power Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,983,236,116(Rs 1 billion, 98 crore, 32 lakh, 36 thousand and 116)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 23 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 54 percent lower11. Hawa Energy Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,908,230,600(Rs 1 billion, 90 crore, 82 lakh, 30 thousand and 600)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 22 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 56 percent lower12. Apollo Solar Development Pakistan LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,641,939,898(Rs 1 billion, 64 crore, 19 lakh, 39 thousand and 898)Electricity Generation Capacity: 100 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 20.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 79.9 percent lower13. Three Gorges Third Wind Farm Pakistan Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,609,261,672(Rs 1 billion, 60 crore, 92 lakh, 61 thousand and 672)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 18.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 62 percent lower14. Three Gorges Second Wind Farm Pakistan LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,549,770,020(Rs 1 billion, 54 crore, 97 lakh, 70 thousand and 20)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 18.6 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 62.5 percent lower15. Star Hydro Power LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,484,685,101(Rs 1 billion, 48 crore, 46 lakh, 85 thousand and 101)Electricity Generation Capacity: 147 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 118.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 19.2 percent lower16. Halmore Power Generation Company LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,268,170,523(Rs 1 billion, 26 crore, 81 lakh, 70 thousand and 523)Electricity Generation Capacity: 200 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 29.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 85 percent lower17. Three Gorges First Wind Farm Pakistan Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,175,992,437(Rs 1 billion, 17 crore, 59 lakh, 92 thousand and 437)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 17.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 65.2 percent lower18. Tavanir IranCapacity Charges: Rs 478,554,250(Rs 47 crore, 85 lakh, 54 thousand and 250)Electricity Supply Capacity: 204 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 52.9 MWSupply Compared with Full Capacity: 74 percent lower🔘 4. Pakistani and Foreign Joint Venture Power Plants(Joint Ventures)(Total Number: 17)Total Capacity Charges for This Quarter: Rs 100,946,645,608(Rs 100 billion, 94 crore, 66 lakh, 45 thousand and 608)Total Electricity Generation Capacity: 4,008.95 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 2,171.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 45.8 percent lower1. China Power Hub Generation Company Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 30,814,758,877(Rs 30 billion, 81 crore, 47 lakh, 58 thousand and 877)Electricity Generation Capacity: 1,249 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 347.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 72.2 percent lower2. SK Hydro Private Limited, Suki KinariCapacity Charges: Rs 23,254,979,772(Rs 23 billion, 25 crore, 49 lakh, 79 thousand and 772)Electricity Generation Capacity: 883.017 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 637.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 27.8 percent lower3. Engro Powergen Thar Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 14,355,724,054(Rs 14 billion, 35 crore, 57 lakh, 24 thousand and 54)Electricity Generation Capacity: 603 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 478.4 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 20.7 percent lower4. ThalNova Power Thar Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 8,108,823,670(Rs 8 billion, 10 crore, 88 lakh, 23 thousand and 670)Electricity Generation Capacity: 300.7 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 237.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 20.9 percent lower5. Thar Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 8,058,994,059(Rs 8 billion, 5 crore, 89 lakh, 94 thousand and 59)Electricity Generation Capacity: 300.733 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 248.4 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 17.4 percent lower6. Tricon Boston Consulting Corporation Private Limited, Project ACapacity Charges: Rs 2,321,384,932(Rs 2 billion, 32 crore, 13 lakh, 84 thousand and 932)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 25.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 49.7 percent lower7. Tricon Boston Consulting Corporation Private Limited, Project CCapacity Charges: Rs 2,234,138,564(Rs 2 billion, 23 crore, 41 lakh, 38 thousand and 564)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 24.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 51.9 percent lower8. Tricon Boston Consulting Corporation Private Limited, Project BCapacity Charges: Rs 2,213,133,593(Rs 2 billion, 21 crore, 31 lakh, 33 thousand and 593)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 23.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 52.3 percent lower9. Zephyr Power Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 2,099,086,742(Rs 2 billion, 9 crore, 90 lakh, 86 thousand and 742)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 25.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 49.8 percent lower10. HydroChina Dawood Power Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,996,488,072(Rs 1 billion, 99 crore, 64 lakh, 88 thousand and 72)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 18.4 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 62.8 percent lower11. Metro Power Company LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,906,836,395(Rs 1 billion, 90 crore, 68 lakh, 36 thousand and 395)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 18.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 63.2 percent lower12. Gul Ahmed Wind Power LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,684,154,846(Rs 1 billion, 68 crore, 41 lakh, 54 thousand and 846)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 17.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 64 percent lower13. Attock Gen LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 527,513,150(Rs 52 crore, 75 lakh, 13 thousand and 150)Electricity Generation Capacity: 156 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 22.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 85.4 percent lower14. Meridian Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 352,395,715(Rs 35 crore, 23 lakh, 95 thousand and 715)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 13.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 72.3 percent lower15. Helios Power LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 351,574,668(Rs 35 crore, 15 lakh, 74 thousand and 668)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 13.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 72.4 percent lower16. HNDS Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 350,102,611(Rs 35 crore, 1 lakh, 2 thousand and 611)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 13.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 72.5 percent lower17. Harappa Solar Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 316,555,888(Rs 31 crore, 65 lakh, 55 thousand and 888)Electricity Generation Capacity: 18 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 4.6 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 74.2 percent lower🔘 5. Fully Pakistani Private Power Plants(Total Number: 44)Total Capacity Charges for This Quarter: Rs 52,049,277,638(Rs 52 billion, 4 crore, 92 lakh, 77 thousand and 638)Total Electricity Generation Capacity: 5,054.747 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 2,131.6 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 57.8 percent lower1. Lucky Electric Power Company LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 13,600,857,568(Rs 13 billion, 60 crore, 8 lakh, 57 thousand and 568)Electricity Generation Capacity: 606.8 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 366.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 39.6 percent lower2. Sachal Energy Development Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 2,089,668,695(Rs 2 billion, 8 crore, 96 lakh, 68 thousand and 695)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 16.3 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 67 percent lower3. Narowal Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 2,061,612,529(Rs 2 billion, 6 crore, 16 lakh, 12 thousand and 529)Electricity Generation Capacity: 214 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 36.7 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 82.9 percent lower4. Tenaga Generasi LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,834,428,983(Rs 1 billion, 83 crore, 44 lakh, 28 thousand and 983)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 18.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 63.5 percent lower5. Uch-II Power Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,803,165,415(Rs 1 billion, 80 crore, 31 lakh, 65 thousand and 415)Electricity Generation Capacity: 365 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 177.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 51.5 percent lower6. Master Wind Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,785,264,654(Rs 1 billion, 78 crore, 52 lakh, 64 thousand and 654)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 18.7 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 62.2 percent lower7. Uch Power Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,680,096,752(Rs 1 billion, 68 crore, 9 lakh, 6 thousand and 752)Electricity Generation Capacity: 548.17 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 481.4 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 12.2 percent lower8. Orient Power Company Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,629,366,803(Rs 1 billion, 62 crore, 93 lakh, 66 thousand and 803)Electricity Generation Capacity: 206 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 48.5 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 76.4 percent lower9. Yunus Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,381,894,719(Rs 1 billion, 38 crore, 18 lakh, 94 thousand and 719)Electricity Generation Capacity: 49.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 17.4 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 64.9 percent lower10. Lakeside Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,351,974,846(Rs 1 billion, 35 crore, 19 lakh, 74 thousand and 846)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 26.6 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 46.9 percent lower11. Artistic Energy Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,289,867,892(Rs 1 billion, 28 crore, 98 lakh, 67 thousand and 892)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 26.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 46.1 percent lower12. Gul Ahmed Electric LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,264,238,849(Rs 1 billion, 26 crore, 42 lakh, 38 thousand and 849)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 27.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 45.6 percent lower13. Laraib Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,257,864,930(Rs 1 billion, 25 crore, 78 lakh, 64 thousand and 930)Electricity Generation Capacity: 84 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 63.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 24.9 percent lower14. NASDA Green Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,208,543,141(Rs 1 billion, 20 crore, 85 lakh, 43 thousand and 141)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 26 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 48.1 percent lower15. ACT2 Din Wind Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,142,067,602(Rs 1 billion, 14 crore, 20 lakh, 67 thousand and 602)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 26.3 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 47.4 percent lower16. Liberty Wind Power One LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,127,248,713(Rs 1 billion, 12 crore, 72 lakh, 48 thousand and 713)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 23.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 52.1 percent lower17. Liberty Wind Power Two Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,105,290,594(Rs 1 billion, 10 crore, 52 lakh, 90 thousand and 594)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 25.3 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 49.5 percent lower18. Metro Wind Power LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,079,434,719(Rs 1 billion, 7 crore, 94 lakh, 34 thousand and 719)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 33 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 34 percent lower19. Sapphire Wind Power Company LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,069,741,663(Rs 1 billion, 6 crore, 97 lakh, 41 thousand and 663)Electricity Generation Capacity: 52.8 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 17.4 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 67 percent lower20. Artistic Wind Power Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 1,016,498,555(Rs 1 billion, 1 crore, 64 lakh, 98 thousand and 555)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 25.6 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 48.7 percent lower21. Lucky Renewables Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 863,470,663(Rs 86 crore, 34 lakh, 70 thousand and 663)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 26 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 48 percent lower22. Liberty Power Tech LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 828,715,731(Rs 82 crore, 87 lakh, 15 thousand and 731)Electricity Generation Capacity: 196 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 30.4 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 84.5 percent lower23. Din Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 826,016,051(Rs 82 crore, 60 lakh, 16 thousand and 51)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 24.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 50.2 percent lower24. ACT Wind Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 825,904,872(Rs 82 crore, 59 lakh, 4 thousand and 872)Electricity Generation Capacity: 30.5 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 11.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 60.9 percent lower25. Sapphire Electric Company LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 785,731,819(Rs 78 crore, 57 lakh, 31 thousand and 819)Electricity Generation Capacity: 203 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 26.3 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 87 percent lower26. Engro Powergen Qadirpur LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 782,391,738(Rs 78 crore, 23 lakh, 91 thousand and 738)Electricity Generation Capacity: 211.877 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 84 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 60.4 percent lower27. Atlas Solar LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 777,353,229(Rs 77 crore, 73 lakh, 53 thousand and 229)Electricity Generation Capacity: 100 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 27.7 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 72.3 percent lower28. Indus Wind Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 761,149,495(Rs 76 crore, 11 lakh, 49 thousand and 495)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 26.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 47.7 percent lower29. Master Green Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 747,473,333(Rs 74 crore, 74 lakh, 73 thousand and 333)Electricity Generation Capacity: 50 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 22.7 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 54.6 percent lower30. Nishat Chunian Power LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 715,536,980(Rs 71 crore, 55 lakh, 36 thousand and 980)Electricity Generation Capacity: 196 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 38.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 80.5 percent lower31. Liberty Daharki Power LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 685,450,729(Rs 68 crore, 54 lakh, 50 thousand and 729)Electricity Generation Capacity: 222.6 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 141.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 36.6 percent lower32. Nishat Power LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 656,398,461(Rs 65 crore, 63 lakh, 98 thousand and 461)Electricity Generation Capacity: 195 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 48.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 75.3 percent lower33. Atlas Power LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 635,699,000(Rs 63 crore, 56 lakh and 99 thousand)Electricity Generation Capacity: 214 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 0 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 100 percent lower34. Kohinoor Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 370,587,171(Rs 37 crore, 5 lakh, 87 thousand and 171)Electricity Generation Capacity: 124 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 29.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 76.4 percent lower35. Saif Power LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 364,732,450(Rs 36 crore, 47 lakh, 32 thousand and 450)Electricity Generation Capacity: 203 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 11.2 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 94.5 percent lower36. AJ Power Private LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 168,383,619(Rs 16 crore, 83 lakh, 83 thousand and 619)Electricity Generation Capacity: 12 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 2.4 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 80 percent lower37. Thal Industries Corporation LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 153,634,379(Rs 15 crore, 36 lakh, 34 thousand and 379)Electricity Generation Capacity: 22 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 10.3 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 53 percent lower38. Almoiz Industries LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 85,834,720(Rs 8 crore, 58 lakh, 34 thousand and 720)Electricity Generation Capacity: 21 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 5.7 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 72.7 percent lower39. Chiniot Power LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 70,199,227(Rs 7 crore, 1 lakh, 99 thousand and 227)Electricity Generation Capacity: 57 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 10.9 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 80.9 percent lower40. JDW Sugar Mills Limited, Plant TwoCapacity Charges: Rs 64,370,758(Rs 6 crore, 43 lakh, 70 thousand and 758)Electricity Generation Capacity: 24 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 21.8 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 9.4 percent lower41. JDW Sugar Mills Limited, Plant ThreeCapacity Charges: Rs 54,539,590(Rs 5 crore, 45 lakh, 39 thousand and 590)Electricity Generation Capacity: 24 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 21 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 12.3 percent lower42. RYK Mills LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 50,172,949(Rs 5 crore, 1 lakh, 72 thousand and 949)Electricity Generation Capacity: 21 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 7.5 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 64.1 percent lower43. Chinar Energy LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs 480(Rs 480)Electricity Generation Capacity: 21 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 0 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 100 percent lower44. Shah Taj Sugar Mills LimitedCapacity Charges: Rs (3,597,428)(Negative Rs 35 lakh, 97 thousand and 428)Electricity Generation Capacity: 32 MWAverage Electricity Supplied During This Quarter: 2.1 MWGeneration Compared with Full Capacity: 93.5 percent lower(To be continued. The remaining part will be published in the next episode.)