PESHAWAR (Pajhwok): Pakistan’s National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) meets today (Monday) to discuss mechanisms for the purchase of spot coal from Afghanistan and other sources.
The participants will exchange views on buying the commodity for a longer period of three to six months instead of the current monthly basis, a newspaper reported on Monday.
NEPRA will also mull over the guideline that the currency used for importing and trading the Afghan coal will be the Pakistani rupees, The Nation reported.
The delivered cost of the Afghan coal should remain lower than the rate of the commodity imported from . . .
