Islamabad (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – 14 March 2026) The CEO of Islamabad Electricity Supply Company (ESCO), Engineer Khalid Mahmood, said that in light of the prevailing national and international circumstances, ESCO has begun full implementation of the austerity measures directed by the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif.
He said that under these measures, ISESCO offices will remain open four days a week, while Friday will be celebrated as a work-from-home day. However, the operational, construction, GSO and GSC emergency formations will continue to remain in full service to ensure uninterrupted services and immediate response to any operational requirements.
Continue implementing monthly austerity directives gasoline Officer limits were significantly reduced. The gasoline quota for officers of grades 20 and 21 was reduced from 300 liters to 150 liters, for officers of grade 19 from 200 liters to 100 liters, and for officers of grade 18 from 200 liters to 100 liters.
Likewise, the monthly petrol limit for Class 17 officers has been reduced from 100 liters to 50 litres.
In addition, 60% of vehicles at headquarters and other offices have been grounded as part of the austerity initiative. However, ambulances and vehicles used for operational and emergency missions have been exempted from these restrictions to ensure uninterrupted operational readiness.
Engineer Khaled Mahmoud also stated that ISESCO always stands with the government Pakistan During difficult times, the organization remains committed to supporting national efforts to overcome current difficulties. He expressed confidence that through collective efforts and unity as a nation, Pakistan will succeed in overcoming these challenges with dignity and strength.