Revised fuel prices will be applicable from August 16, 2025, in line with recommendations from the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) and relevant ministries

Finance Division issues notification regarding revised prices of petroleum products which will remain effective for the next fortnight from July 16 midnight

Government reviews latest pricing summary and a formal announcement will be made after PM’s approval

Petrol prices are likely to rise by up to Rs11 per liter while high-speed diesel may see an even sharper hike of Rs15 per liter for the next 15-day pricing cycle

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been granted authority to inspect fuel quality. Strict penalties and heavy fines will be imposed on violators under Punjab Environmental Protection Act, 1997  

Federal government will make a decision on new prices today after reviewing recommendations from the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA)

Sui Northern requests recovery of financial requirements worth Rs. 700.97 billion and proposed an average gas price of Rs. 2,485.72 per MMBTU

Oil Marketing Association of Pakistan says unchecked illegal activity is wreaking havoc on the nation’s energy sector and causing substantial economic damage

IMF delegation will hold discussions with around 30 departments in Pakistan to improve performance as well as review matters related to upcoming federal budget estimates for next fiscal year

Petrol price is expected to rise by Rs3.50 per liter, diesel by Rs3.70 per liter, light diesel oil by Rs5 per liter and kerosene by more than Rs6 per liter amid hike in global market