Financial Analyst (Gas) (SPPS-IV)

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and analyze financial models for major gas infrastructure projects, including cross-country pipelines, city gas distribution networks, LNG import terminals, and storage facilities.
Conduct project appraisal, including investment feasibility studies, cost-benefit analysis, and economic impact assessments to inform policy and regulatory decision-making.
Evaluate gas pricing and tariff structures across upstream, midstream, and downstream segments to ensure cost recovery, fair pricing, and affordability for end-users.
Provide financial advisory support for structuring public-private partnerships (PPPs), joint ventures, and other investment models in the gas sector.
Analyze the financial implications of supply diversification strategies, including LNG imports, pipeline interconnectivity, and cross-border gas trade.
Assess the financial sustainability of gas distribution companies (Sui Northern, Sui Southern, etc.) and provide recommendations for reforms or financial strengthening.
Contribute to policy formulation on gas market liberalization, unbundling, and competitive tariff structures while balancing public welfare and investor interests.
Prepare financial impact assessments of regulatory decisions, new project approvals, and market developments for submission to senior management and policy committees.
Monitor international gas market trends, LNG pricing, and regional trade developments to inform domestic pricing strategies and financial planning.
Develop dashboards, reports, and presentations to communicate financial insights to technical and non-technical stakeholders.