Pakistan, Sept. 3 -- After rejecting the offer to buy expensive liquefied natural gas (LNG), the state-owned Pakistan LNG Ltd (PLL) has reissued the LNG tender on Wednesday and is now seeking a cargo before September 12.

Offers are due on Friday, Bloomberg reported.

As per the report, PLL earlier scrapped an emergency tender for a shipment for delivery by September 8 after receiving a sole offer from BP Plc at $27 per million British thermal units, nearly three times pre-war spot levels.

Bloomberg noted that the government may need to continue blackouts in the evening if immediate supplies are not ensured. It added that the energy crunch amid the ongoing US-Iran war has disrupted LNG flows from Pakistan's top supplier, Qatar, which las...