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    Pakistan floats tender for one LNG cargo

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The specified delivery window for the LNG cargo is January 8-9.

by: Shardul Sharma

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Pakistan floats tender for one LNG cargo

Pakistan's state-owned company, Pakistan LNG (PLL), has announced its intention to secure one LNG cargo with a capacity of 140,000 m3 for delivery in January. This announcement was made through a tender document published on PLL's website on November 20.

The specified delivery window for the LNG cargo is January 8-9, as indicated in the tender document. Companies interested in supplying LNG for these deliveries have until November 24 to submit their bids, with bid opening scheduled for the same day.

Pakistan has faced persistent challenges in sourcing LNG, primarily due to high prices, throughout the past year. This LNG scarcity has resulted in a gas shortage, leading to frequent blackouts and disruptions in industrial activities across the country.

Pakistan's LNG import infrastructure consists of two terminals located at Port Qasim near Karachi. One terminal is operated by Pakistan GasPort, while the other is managed by Elengy.