IPPs recover Rs. 142 billion in dues from the government

To lower the stock of circular debt, the Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) has given Rs. 142 billion to Independent Power Producers (IPPs).

According to a report by Arif Habib Limited (AHL), the development is in line with the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) proposal of reforms and advancement in the energy sector in a recently signed staff-level agreement for the SBA facility equal to $3 billion.

Recall that the government last year also paid IPPs of PP 1994 and PP 2002 Rs. 385 billion.

In IPPs comparison, Engro Powergen Thar Limited received Rs. 4.31 billion, National Power Parks Management Company Private Limited received Rs. 22 billion, China Power Hub Generation Company (Private) Limited received Rs. 9.21 billion, and Karachi Nuclear Power Plant-Unit-2 received Rs. 8.75 billion. Port Qasim Electric Power Company Ltd. (PQEPC) received Rs. 8.32 billion. The following is a complete breakdown of the disbursements:

Company Name Amount in Millions
ACT Wind (Pvt) Limited 40
AJ Power (Private) Ltd. 10
Appolo Solar Development Pakistan Limited 257
Artistic Energy (Pvt.) Limited 75
Atlas Power Limited 2,700
Attock Gen Limited 2,750
Best Green Energy Pakistan Limited 137
Chanar Energy Limited 15
China Power Hub Generation Company (Pvt.) Ltd 9,210
Chiniot Power Limited 350
Crest Energy Pakistan Limited 184
Daral Khwar HPP 100
Engro Powergen Qadirpur Limited 1,000
Engro Powergen Thar (Pvt) Limited 4,310
Fauji Kabirwala Power Company Ltd. 500
FFC Energy Limited 100
Foundation Power Company Daharki Ltd. 2,500
Foundation Wind Energy-I Limited 350
Foundation Wind Energy-II (Pvt.) Limited 350
Gul Ahmed Wind Power Ltd 400
Halmore Power Generation Company Limited 1,600
Hamza Sugar Mills Limited 20
Harappa Solar (Pvt) Limited 15
Hawa Energy (Private) Limited 50
Huaneng Shandong Ruyi Energy (Pvt) Ltd 10,004
Hydrochina Dawood Power (Private) Limited 295
JDW Sugar Mills Ltd. 20
JDW Sugar Mills Ltd. 70
Jhimpir Power (Private) Limited 50
Karachi Nuclear Power Plant-Unit-2 8,751
Karachi Nuclear Power Plant-Unit-3 2,668
Karot Power Company (Pvt.) Limited 631
Kohinoor Energy Ltd. 800
Kot Addu Power Company Ltd. 4,250
Lalpir Power (Private) Limited 2,000
Laraib Energy Limited 125
Liberty Daharki Power Limited 1,500
Liberty Power Tech Limited 2,050
Lucky Electric Power Company Limited 5,500
Master Wind Energy Limited 50
Metro Power Company Ltd 50
Narowal Energy Limited 2,500
National Power Parks Management Company Private Limited 9,000
National Power Parks Management Company Private Limited 13,000
Neelum Jhelum Hydropower Company (Pvt.) Ltd. 2,200
Nishat Chunian Power Limited 1,600
Nishat Power Limited 2,000
Orient Power Company (Private) Limited 1,600
Pak Gen Power Limited 2,500
Pakhtunkhwa Energy Development Organization (Malakand-III) 250
Port Qasim Electric Power Company (Pvt.) Limited 8,317
Punjab Thermal Power Private Limited 750
Quaid E Azam Solar Power Pvt Ltd 50
Quaid-e-Azam Thermal Power (Pvt) Limited 7,000
Rousch Pak Power Ltd. 1,750
RYK Mills Limited 20
Sachal Energy Development (Private) Limited 139
Saif Power Limited 2,250
Sapphire Electric Company Limited 2,500
Sapphire Wind Power Company Limited 15
Star Hydro Power Limited 100
Tenaga Generasi Limited 600
Thal Industries Corporation Ltd 50
ThalNova Power Thar (Pvt.) Ltd 1,302
Thar Coal Block-1 Power Generation Company (Pvt) Limited 3,325
Thar Energy Limited 2,716
The Hub Power Company Limited 2,000
Three Gorges First Wind Farm Pakistan (Private) Limited 25
Three Gorges Second Wind Farm Pakistan Limited 98
Three Gorges Third Wind Farm Pakistan (Private) Limited 110
Tricon Boston Consulting Corporation (Private) Limited 25
Tricon Boston Consulting Corporation (Private) Limited 25
Tricon Boston Consulting Corporation (Private) Limited 25
Uch Power Ltd. 1,000
Uch-II Power (Pvt.) Limited 7,000
UEP Wind Power (Pvt)Ltd 149
Yunus Energy Limited 100
Zephyr Power (Pvt.) Limited 40
Zorlu Enerji Pakistan Limited 25
Total 141,993

According to the Ministry of Energy’s monthly report, compared to a decrease of Rs. 27 billion during the same period previous year, the stock of circular debt climbed by Rs. 394 billion to Rs. 2,646 billion (monthly average: Rs. 35.8 billion) during 11MFY23.

Out of the total rise of Rs. 394 billion, recovery losses of DISCOs have added Rs. 249 billion, followed by quarter tariff adjustments (QTA) and fuel charges adjustments (FCA) totaling Rs. 171 billion. Additionally, fiscal headroom in the sum of Rs. 128 billion has been made available.

Listed IPPs

According to AHL’s report, the following stated IPPs received the payment: HUBC, NEL (a subsidiary of HUBC), TEL (a subsidiary of HUBC), LEL (a subsidiary of HUBC), NPL, LPL, KAPCO, ROUSCH (a subsidiary of ALTN), NCPL, EPQL, PKGP, and SPWL. Following are the payment details of IPPs:

Along with the abovementioned IPPs, CPHGC (a HUBC associate), LEPL (a LUCK subsidiary), EPTL (a ENGRO subsidiary), and TNPL (a HUBC associate) also got payments totaling Rs. 9.2, Rs. 5.5, Rs. 4.3, and Rs. 1.3 billion, respectively.

In accordance with the IPPs report, NPL has a room for dividend payment of Rs. 5.65 per share (Rs. 11.17 at zero payment of liabilities). If the business doesn’t pay its obligations, HUBC may demand Rs. 10.79 per share.

Additionally, KAPCO got Rs. 4.3 billion and may declare a dividend of Rs. 5.0 per share. NCPL got Rs. 1.6 billion, while its short-term borrowings and payables total Rs. 6.2 billion.

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