Quetta Electric Supply Company Limited (QESCO) |
Quetta Electric Supply Company Limited (HESCO) is one of the nine electricity
distribution companies (DISCOs) established as a result of the unbundling of
the vertically integrated power wing of Pakistan Water and Power Development
Authority (WAPDA). The company was established and incorporated in April 1998
as a public limited company under Pakistan Companies Ordinance 1984. It was
originally organized to take over the properties, assets, obligations and
liabilities of former Quetta Area Electricity Board (AEB) of WAPDA.
QESCO distributes and supplies electricity to about .44 million customers
within defined geographical areas of entire province of Balochistan excluding
Lasbela district under a Distribution License granted by National Electric
Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) pursuant to the Regulation of Generation,
Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power Act, 1997 (NEPRA Act).
The various categories of QESCO include domestic, commercial, industrial and
agricultural served by an extensive distribution system network. of 132 kv and
66 kv.
As part of its programme of privatisation and liberalization of the power
sector in Pakistan, the Government of Pakistan (GoP) intends to offer interest
in QESCO under Public Private Partnership (PPP) mode of privatisation
including the management control to a investor or a consortium of strategic
and financial investors.
To ensure uninterrupted supply of electricity and most intimate customer
services to about .44 million consumers, QESCO has divided 3 circles, 11
operational divisions and 42 sub divisions to facilitate its consumers.
Central (3 Operational
Divisions, 8 Sub Divisions)
Northern (5 Operational Divisions, 22
Sub Divisions)
Southern (3 Operational Divisions, 12 Sub
Divisions)
The Privatisation Commission
(PC) on behalf of Government of Pakistan (GOP) intends to privatise QESCO
through Public Private Partnership (PPP) mode to financially sound local and
foreign investors having management capabilities and technical expertise to
run the power distribution utility. Expression of Interests (EoIs) from local
and foreign parties interested in the transaction is expected to be invited
soon through advertisement in the national and international newspapers. For
further information you may contact on the below mentioned address:
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Mr. Ghulam Ali
Director General (MNR&P)
Privatisation Commission
5-A Constitution Avenue
EAC Building
Islamabad – Pakistan
Telephone: (92-51) 922 2243
Facsimile : (92-51) 920 3076,
(92-51) 921 1692
Email:
info@privatisation.gov.pk
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Mr. Shahid Raza
Transaction Manager
Privatisation Commission
5-A Constitution Avenue
EAC Building
Islamabad – Pakistan
Telephone: (92-51) 921 7973
Facsimile : (92-51) 920 3076
(92-51) 921 1692
Email:shahidraza@privatisation.gov.pk
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