A UNIDO/GEF funded project was launched some four years back which was aimed at installation of three demonstration purposed biomass gasification plants at Kamoke, Jhelum and Thatta. At present, most of biomass gasification facilities are either at pilot scale or at micro level having barely any remarkable contribution. I think project documents of UNIDO/GEF funded project can tell a lot about present status of biomass utilization. 

As per my previous study following biomass gasifier are develop or Being developed

1- LoI has been issued to build a 12 MW power plant

3- M/s Lumen Energia Pvt. Ltd. To set up 12 MW power plant based on agricultural waste at Jhang.

4- 3 MW rice husk gasification power plant in Kamoke, by UNIDO

5- 1 MW Wood Residue gasification power plant in Jehlum 

6- 0.3 MW electricity provision to a village near Gharo in Thatta.

Heartening to know that 2 Nos. 12 MW biomass power plant are at LoI or execution stage. This can be a beginning to transform Pakistan's energy mix. 

For you, what biomass gasification means? Because we can turn biomass into gas through anaerobic fermentation, generating methane, or through controlled burning generating poor gas.

here my mean is for   biomass gasification plants subsist  for energy, transport, chemical and environmental industries in Pakistan specially for generating electricity

Ok Tahir but gasification may be biological or termichal?

http://www.aedb.org/images/UNIDOPAK2ndDraftTechstdsv2.pdf