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    This document provides information about a mandatory training final presentation by Asjadullah Qureshi, Assistant Director M&E. It includes an introduction to his background and experience. The presentation covers an overview of topics like tariff, technical and M&E, leadership, licensing and CTBCM. It emphasizes the importance of setting targets, action plans, evaluation criteria and implementation for improvement. The reflections section analyzes regulatory gaps and calls for a regulatory impact assessment. It also recommends establishing a research team to make power systems more efficient and reduce tariffs through local content and predictive maintenance.

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    MANDATORY TRAINING

    FINAL PRESENTATION
    ASJADULLAH QURESHI
    ASSISTANT DIRECTOR M&E
    INTRODUCTION
    • MBA (FINANCE) – 2023 - ONGOING
    • ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
    (POWER) – NUST 2012 KEY PROJECTS
    • AWARDED PRESIDENT’S GOLD - MERIT ORDER EXERCISE
    MEDAL FOR DISTINCTION
    - IGCEP REVIEW
    - MARKET MONITORING UNIT – NREL
    • 11 YEARS OF DIVERSE EXPERIENCE
    - POWER ACQUISITION PROGRAM –
    • KEY SKILLS PAP
    • ANALYTICAL SKILLS - INVESTIGATION APRIL 2022
    • LOGICAL REASONING - DISCO STANDARDS
    • INTERPERSONAL
    • COMMUNICATION
    OVERVIEW

    Tariff Technical & Legal Leadership Licensing &


    • Historical M&E • Lifecycle of a • Values CTBCM
    perspective • Historical pitfalls licensed entity • Openness • Historical
    • Policy Overview • Decision making • Clarity in • focus Perspective
    • Tariff calculation in technical - Regulatory • Timeline of
    • Tariff Guidelines Comfort Framework events
    • Performance • The need for
    standards regulator
    “ "YOU CAN'T MANAGE WHAT YOU CAN'T
    MEASURE."

    PETER DRUCKER
    ”
    TARGET SETTING
    ACTION PLAN
    DEFINING AN EVALUATION CRITERIA
    IMPLEMENTATION OF ACTION
    REVIEW
    REFLECTIONS: WAY FORWARD

    • Highlight problematic areas where no legal framework exists.


    Regulatory Gap
    • Ex: Business Loss, Routine Audit, Penalty Mechanism
    Analysis

    • Systemic approach to critically assessing the positive and negative effects of proposed and
    Regulatory Impact existing regulations and non-regulatory alternatives.
    Assessment • Ex: EPPR, Net metering, IGCEP

    • Establish a comprehensive research team to carry out research for bringing efficiency in the
    Research Based power system through technology, reduction in tariffs,
    Decisions • Local Content, Predictive Maintenance, Transmission Vulnerability Analysis
    REFLECTIONS: TARIFF
    • MORE THAN 65% OF THE TOTAL TARIFF Tariff Break-up 2023-24
    (RS. 17.01 OUT OF THE NATIONAL
    32.5
    AVERAGE 29.78) IS CAPACITY BASED
    • THE MAJOR INFLUENCES ON THE TARIFF 27.5
    ARE DUE TO PKR/USD PARITY, LOCAL CPI,
    PYA
    KIBOR/LIBOR & US CPI DM
    22.5
    7.63
    UoSC/MoF
    • INDIGENOUS

    Rs./kWh
    ENERGY SOURCES ARE Energy Charge 17.5
    IMPORTANT Capacity Charge

    • DELINKING FROM USD FLUCTUATIONS 12.5

    • DEBT SWAP/NON-USD BASED 17.01


    7.5
    INDEXATIONS
    • DSM TO CONTROL 30% OF THE TARIFF 2.5
    CHARGES
    THANK YOU

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