I am saying please tell how would they do it
I dont have the exact details but let me make a guess.
1-Total installed capacity at the end of 2010 was 20,728MV. The current production is hovering around 12000-12500 whcih means that around 8000MV of generation capacity is idle.
2- Out of this around 1500MV is underproduction of IPPs due to circular debt.
3-The rest by GENCOs is either because they are extremely inefficient or they are fuel based plants.
Now if the government converts these power plants into gas/coal combined cycle tech, GENCOs potential can be tapped within 3-4 years. So even if 80% of the potential is tapped, the electricity generation can go upto 19000MVs.
2- Add 1000MV of Chichu ke maliyan and Nandipur expected in one year. the figure goes upto 20000MV
3-900 MV from suger mils production ==> 20900MV
4-Around 1000MV from Nelam Jehlam==> 21900MV
5-Around 400MV from Chasnup III==> 22500MV
Add private sector's around 1000MV it takes the figures upto 23500MV
Now rest is around 3200 MV. This means one big dam's (my speculation Diamere Basha) completion would also have been eyed by PML-N.
So let me try to guess year by year capacity
by Dec 2013 12500+1500 (IPP's full potential)=14000MV
2014 14000+1000 (Nandipur& Chichu ke maliyan)+1000 (some restored Genco+Sugar Mills)=~15500-16000
2015 16000+500 (Nuke)+1000 (N-J)+~3000-3500 (Gencos)=~22000-22500MV
So effectively as early as 2014 to june 2015, the issue of loadsheeding is expected to be solved.