LNG To Be Supplied For Nandipur Project In Feb 2017: Asif

Umer Jamshaid Published July 30, 2016 | 07:33 PM

LNG to be supplied for Nandipur project in Feb 2017: Asif

ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 30th july, 2016) : Minister for Defence, Water and Power Khawaja Muhammad Asif has said Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) would be supplied in February 2017 for Nandipur power project. Talking to a private news channel, the minister said the government has provided funds for LNG pipeline.

After supply of uninterrupted gas for Nandipur project the power capacity of this project would increase from 425 MW to 525. He said Nandipur project has four turbines and now one of them is operational and other will be functional after 45 days one by one.

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