Electricity Crisis: Is there really a shortage

**Electricity Crisis: Is there really a shortage

** SOURCE:http://islamkesipahi.wordpress.com/

Electricity produced in Pakistan is from three main sources. 1). Hydal
2). Thermal (Gas/Steam/Furnace Oil)
3). Nuclear

There are four major power producers in country which include Water & Power Development Authority (WAPDA), Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC), Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC).

Below is the break-up of the installed capacity of each of these power producers (as of June-2008).

1). WAPDA
a). WAPDA Hydal
Terbela – 3478 MW
Mangla – 1000 MW
Ghazi-Brotha – 1450 MW
Warsak – 243 MW
Chashma – 184 MW
Dargai – 20 MW
Rasul – 22 MW
Shadi-Waal – 18 MW
NandiPur – 14 MW
Kurram Garhi – 4 MW
Renala – 1 MW
Chitral – 1 MW
Jagran (AK) – 30 MW

*Total hydal = 6461 MW

b). WAPDA Thermal Gas Turbine Power Station, Shadra – 59 MW
Steam Power Station, Faisalabad – 132 MW
Gas Turbine Power Station, Faisalabad – 244 MW
Gas Power Station, Multan – 195 MW
Thermal Power Station, Muzaffargarh – 1350 MW
Thermal Power Station, Guddu – 1655 MW
Gas Turbine Power Station, Kotri – 174 MW
Thermal Power Station, Jamshoro – 850 MW
Thermal Power Station, Larkana – 150 MW
Thermal Power Station, Quetta – 35 MW
Gas Turbine Power Station, Panjgur – 39 MW
Thermal Power Station, Pasni – 17 MW

Total Thermal = 4811 MW
WAPDA’s Total (Hydal + Thermal) capacity is 11272 MW

2). Karachi Electric Supply Company
Thermal Power Station, Korengi – 316 MW
Gas Turbine Power Station, Korengi – 80 MW
Gas Turbine Power Station, SITE – 100 MW
Thermal Power Station, Bin Qasim – 1260 MW

Total (KESC) = 1756 MW **
3). Independent Power Producers (IPPs)**
Hub Power Project – 1292 MW
AES Lalpir Ltd, Mahmood Kot MuzaffarGarh – 362 MW
AES Pak Gen, Mahmood Kot MuzaffarGarh – 365 MW
Altern Energy Ltd, Attock – 29 MW
Fauji KabirWala Power Company, Khanewal – 157 MW
Gul Ahmad Energy Ltd, Korengi – 136 MW
Habibullah Coastal Power Ltd – 140 MW
Japan Power Generation, Lahore – 120 MW
Koh-e-Noor Energy Ltd, Lahore – 131 MW
Liberty Power Limited, Ghotki – 232 MW
Rousch Power, Khaniwal – 412 MW
Saba Power Company, Sheikhpura – 114 MW
Southern Electric Power Company Ltd, Raiwind – 135 MW
Tapal Energy Limited, Karachi – 126 MW
Uch Power Ltd, Dera Murad Jamali, Nasirabad – 586 MW
Attock Gen Ltd, Morgah Rawalpindi – 165 MW
Atlas Power, Sheikhpura – 225 MW
Engro Energy Ltd, Karachi —– MW
Kot Addu Power Company Limited (privatized) – 1638 MW
Total (IPPs) = 6365 MW
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4). Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission**
KANUPP – 137 MW
CHASNUPP-1 – 325 MW

*Total (Nuclear) = 462 MW

  • Hydal Electricity generated by WAPDA varies between two extremities i.e. bewteen minimum of 2414 MW and maximum of 6761 MW depending upon the river flow through the year.

Total Power Generation Capacity of Pakistan (including all sources) is 19855 MW and the electricity demand (as of today 20-04-2010) is 14500 MW and PEPCO is merely generating 10000 MW. Even if we accept the government excuses and lies that suddenly water has finished in the dams then still Pakistan should be producing 13394 MW and obviously not all the water can suddenly disappear, the hydel projects should at the very least be producing 2000 MW out of its 6461 MW capacity and that should still be enough to meet the demand of electricity for the country, however we are still getting load shedding of up 15-20 hours per day, Iran has offered Pakistan electricity at cheap rates and offered 1000 MW for free yet government has even rejected them which shows their intentions.

So it is obvious that these 15-20 hrs power shutdowns in most parts of the country are not because of the lack of generation capacity but only because of the corrupt & incompetent government. Situation could have been better if they really wanted to deliver but now its the time nation should stop expecting from Zardari & its puppet goverment for the solutions. They themselves are the problem and it should not be a surprise for PPP govt if violent anti government protests erupt in major parts of the country.

Now from reliable sources we have learnt that the CIA backed Zadari government is about to start another artificial crisis of gas, water and food where gas like electricity will be stopped in our homes for a number of hours a day followed by a fake water shortage and food shortage. It can be a terrible summer due to these artificial crises sponsored by CIA and its agents in Pakistan, however it should not come as a surprise if this summer the violent anti government protests turn bloody and a revolution emerges, the government is doing all they can to get the population angry once they decide that its, then the time is up for the government.

Your ‘facts’ come from islamkesipahi??? Did your mota leader Altaf suggest that site to you?

This was the site where all this information was originally presented

http://www.ppib.gov.pk/

and also mentioned at wikipedia

Installed capacity

  • Electricity - total installed capacity: 19,505 MW (2007)[7]](Electricity sector in Pakistan - Wikipedia)
  • Electricity - Sources (2007)
    [LIST]
  • fossil fuel - 12,580 MW - 65% of total
  • hydro - 6,463 MW - 33% of total
  • nuclear - 462 MW - 2% of total

[/LIST]

If you want to search more then try Indexmundi

here is the link Pakistan - Electricity - production - Historical Data Graphs per Year

Re: Electricity Crisis: Is there really a shortage

It is well known that Pakistan is being broken into pieces by outside forces via internal forces.

:rotfl: .. now electricity crises are cause by outside (yahood, hanood, black water) with the help of internal forces (political parties, army, educated lot)

man.. .. i starting to laugh now on your reply’s you are hilarious :hehe:

a prophecy:
Hazrat Zahid Hamid (RA) was flying over the sub-continent with his companion Talibanic soldiers.. before they were even born … they were in the form of Rooh .. and waiting for Pakistan to come into existence … when the crises of electricity come .. .they will unleash suicide attacks around the country on women & kids.. to fulfil the prophecy..

:k:

Re: Electricity Crisis: Is there really a shortage

I heard that one of the reasons capacity cannot be fully utilized is because the govt. does not have the money to pay the pwoer producers for the electricity it uses.

This is probably one of the biggest reasons.

There are a myriad of problems, and none of them will go away in the next 10-20 years

Outakes from an interesting article by the respected International Herald Tribune

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/27/world/asia/27lahore.html?pagewanted=2

The crisis is a snarl of unmet responsibilities, and untangling it will not be easy. It has a cast of guilty characters that goes back years: governments that are incapable of planning ahead; bureaucrats who take bribes; even ordinary people who steal about 30 percent of all the power produced. The tribal areas in the west, for example, have no meters and have never paid for power.

The result is about $2 billion a year in energy that is generated but not paid for. Industry experts said they were skeptical the government had a way to close the growing gap between Pakistan’s demand for power and the energy sector’s ability to produce it.

The energy industry was already beginning to spiral when the current government took office in 2008, and to a large extent, the problem is inherited. Even so, the government and President Asif Ali Zardari are the lightning rods for public anger, which has begun to bubble up in the form of protests in some places in Punjab.

The opposition party, led by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, has played on that anger, trumpeting the crisis to score political points, analysts said, even though its government’s record in the 1990s was no better

:yawn: you bore me to death. ignorance is bliss.

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