Another IPP Ready to Lower Electricity Rates: Attock General Limited Open to Revising Contract Terms

In response to the escalating electricity costs and subsequent protests in the country, various IPPs are now willing to review and adjust the terms of their contracts.

According to Express News, Attock General Limited has expressed its readiness to voluntarily negotiate changes to its contract with the Ministry of Energy.

In a letter to the Ministry of Energy, Power Division, Attock General Limited has reiterated its commitment to supporting the development of a stable and prosperous Pakistan.

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