Pakistan’s re-liquefied natural gas (RLNG) imports remained disrupted in June 2026 as limited spot cargo availability and higher oil-linked prices pushed up supply costs, according to Arif Habib Limited.
The brokerage said the weighted average RLNG price on the SNGPL network increased 66 percent year over year during the month.
The increase was driven by higher international oil prices, the import of a single spot LNG cargo by Pakistan LNG Limited (PLL), and higher terminal charges.
Pakistan State Oil (PSO) imported three long term LNG cargoes during June, with average RLNG volumes reaching 309 million cubic feet per day (mmcfd). The cargoes were imported at an average slope of 13.37 percent of Brent crude prices.
PLL imported one spot LNG cargo during the month, adding around 26 mmcfd to domestic RLNG supplies.
The cargo was purchased at a slope of 19.2 percent on a delivered ex ship (DES) basis, helping supplement local gas availability despite continued disruptions in imports.
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