Pakistan'S Energy Supply Plan Or Solution To The Energy Supply Problem Of The Textile Industry

< p > Pakistan public utilities has launched an energy supply plan which will ensure continuous energy supply through the joint supply of electricity and natural gas.

The relevant people hope that the new scheme can solve the energy supply problem of Pakistan a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > textile < /a > industry.

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< p > according to the new energy supply arrangement, Pakistan state power company will provide the textile mill with 14 hours of electricity supply per day and 10 hours of natural gas supply per day of the plant's own equipment.

Pakistan natural gas supply company confirmed that the relevant natural gas equipment has arrived in the textile cluster of Multan, Lahore and Fei SA La Ba de and so on.

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< p > earlier, the "a href=" http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp > Pakistan textile industry < /a > was seriously affected by the energy crisis. The factory cut off power every day for 8~10 hours, and the gas supply was suspended for 5 days a week.

Because of the serious power shortage, the textile industry in Punjab, especially the textile town of Pakistan, has suffered a sudden power failure, and the textile industry has been protesting for some time.

Before the introduction of the new energy supply plan, the power supply has improved slightly, and has entered a stable supply period of 6 hours a day.

However, the textile industry also faces difficulties in supplying natural gas only for 3 days per week, and the daily supply of gas is still sudden supply, which seriously disturbed the normal production order.

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The textile industry of Punjab province in Pakistan accounts for 75% of the total textile industry, but the energy crisis has seriously hampered the export potential of Punjab's textile industry, absorbing employment and increasing investment, and many factories in the province have delayed investment plans, the P said.

Shahzad Ali Khan, chairman of the Punjab branch of the Pakistan Textile Industry Association (APTMA), said the new energy supply plan will boost textile exports to US $3 billion in the current fiscal year.

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Asghar Ali, chairman of the Pakistan Textile Exporters Association (PTEA), said that the energy supply plan will help restore idle production facilities and promote textile production and exports to grow by at least 30%. P

According to the official statistics of Pakistan, the export volume of the textile products in the first 11 months of the 2012/2013 fiscal year (July 2012 ~2013 May) and the "a" target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > clothing < /a > exports amounted to US $11 billion 931 million, an increase of 6% over the same period last year.

Among them, yarn (except cotton yarn) increased by 14.87%, knitwear increased by 2.41%, pajamas increased by 2.14%, towels increased by 15.52%, and other textile materials increased by 27.50%.

Experts say that the improvement of power supply conditions has greatly increased the production capacity of yarn and fabric producers, and promoted the export of textiles including towels and pajamas.

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