Like most of the countries in the developing world, Pakistan is also experiencing a gap between power demand and supply. This energy crisis particularly effects the efficiency of industries and also forms a major hindrance in meeting product delivery deadlines.

In order to keep its commitments and remain undistributed in its productivity, Ibrahim Group has setup a power generation plant of its own which is primarily producing electricity for consumption of its own mills.

This self-sufficiency thus achieved will positively effects the operating performance of the Group's Industrial operations.

Ibrahim Energy Limited was incorporated as a Private Limited Company on 2nd June,1991, converted into a Public Limited Company on Feb 26,1992 and the power generation started from January 1994. Ibrahim Energy, now merged into Ibrahim Fibres Limited.

Power generating capacity of the project is 31.8 MW based on heavy fuel oil. The plant and machinery of the project comprises of 6 furnace oil generating sets, each having a capacity to produce 5.3 MW, supplied by Nigata Engineering Company, Japan.

In February, 2006 all 6 NIIGATA engines were successfully converted to use Bi-Fuel (HFO & NG) instead of HFO only.
Since then about 42% of HFO fuel has been substituted by natural gas.