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reactors? it is notjust the kind of thing you can make a decision one day and they appear a couple of years later. it is impressive, the scale of it. we can talk to the managing director here. what does it take to build something of this scale? it is a long term project. we think of these projects a century long, ten years to develop, tend to construct, 80 years of operation and ten years of decommissioning so you have to think long term. much of the cost of this project is the financing cost. forfuture projects we need to take the learning from here, copy and paste technology and design but find a new way to finance it and lower the cost of the project and the impact on consumers. the more you build, the costs will come down? the first unit is just behind us. it has been tough. we have learnt a lot of lessons. it has been challenging.
Carolyn McCall, ITV Chief Executive, said: Our H1 results demonstrate that ITV is emerging from the worst effects of the pandemic. We ve continued to implement our key strategic priorities and have further strengthened the business. Total external revenue was up 27% driven by 26% growth in ITV Studios revenue and a 29% increase in total advertising revenue within which total video on demand advertising was up 55%. We are now a more flexible, more efficient and more digital business. We have successfully completed the first phase of our More Than TV strategy and look forward to building on this platform to accelerate our transformation to a digitally led media and entertainment company.
July 14, 2021
ISLAMABAD: In line with the understanding reached with the IMF, the government is trying to have powers to impose more surcharges in the consumers tariff not only to fund future projects of paramount importance but also meet financial obligations of the government in the power sector.
The consumers will also pay the principal amount of loans apart from debt servicing in the shape of surcharges with an aim to settle the circular debt that has hiked to Rs2.4 trillion. And more importantly the surcharges to be levied by the government to this effect will not be made public in the electricity bills, rather it will be made part of expenditures to be charged by DISCOs as cost of service or part of Distribution Margin.