Pakistan is on the Verge of an Energy Crisis.
Gas delivery to Europe was hampered by the Russia-Ukraine war, and a further decrease in supplies is likely. Therefore, until next spring, the European Commission suggested strategies to reduce gas demand by 15%. Consumer demands in government agencies, homes, buildings, power suppliers, and companies will be limited to meeting this goal. I'm curious as to whether Pakistani authorities create these preparations before a crisis occurs there or whether they prefer to wait until a crisis occurs before acting. Pakistan's lack of long-term energy management measures could make the upcoming winter devastating. The Middle Eastern vendors who are our primary source of imports will eventually feel the squeeze from the lack of gas and fuel shipments to Europe. Our policymakers are unaware of the impending calamity. Early actions spread out the work over time, reduce market anxiety and price volatility, and improve the design of tailored, affordable sector protectio