Pakistan’s energy future needs decentralized renewable integration, policy clarity, institutional support and governance frameworks Pakistan’s gas sector was defined by enduring shortages, load shedding, and the search for emergency solutions to bridge the widening supply-demand gap for over a decade. Industries struggled to keep production timelines, households faced seasonal restrictions, and power plants increasingly relied on imported liquefied natural gas to offset declining domestic reserves. And yet, the national discussion has shifted dramatically. Pakistan is now experiencing a time of surplus gas, particularly except winter months of peak demand. This change indicates not only adjustments in supply but more importantly…
Author: Engr. Syed Wamiq Ali
With policy reforms and investment, Pakistan can shift toward sustainable, secure, and affordable energy Pakistan’s energy sector is at a critical juncture. Despite possessing enormous potential of renewable energy, the country continues to deal with systemic policy misalignments, inefficiencies, and infrastructural challenges. At the same time, the national electricity demand of the country is even declining. The sector’s trajectory is increasingly transformed by global volatility, climate emergency, and domestic economic constraints. This article outlines a comprehensive analysis of the current status of Pakistan’s energy landscape, the loopholes in planning frameworks like IGCEP 2025–2035, and the urgent need for a strategic…