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Pakistan has been experiencing an acute shortage of energy right across all sectors especially industry and through energy disruption to domestic users. These shortages have highlighted the necessity for reliable, cost realistic and effective sources of energy and an improvement …

Energy is recognized as a key player in socio-economic progress of any country. Pakistan, like other developing nations in the region are struggling due to energy shortfall as energy sector remains embroiled due to the mismatch between the supply and …

Equivalent and sustainable electricity distribution in the country remained an extra special task since Pakistan has the complete range of resources and reserves to not only meet the required electricity supply and demand needed for the countrymen but can make …

The prevalent energy crisis has severely affected the economy and state affairs and earliest possible steps at the right time can be a springboard for this resource rich country. Renewable energy and alternative energy are the energies produced from natural …

Major issues in energy production is high cost of electricity production, tariff anomalies, circular debt, others Interview with Mr Khalid Tawab – Chairman, Tawab Group Pakistan & Gulf Economist had an exclusive conversation with Mr Khalid Tawab regarding the Alternative and …

Researchers believe that with the rise in energy usage by developing states, the financial crises has enveloped because of energy poverty. Issues like circular debt are now a main factor that has a drastic impact on the economic situation of …

Coal Production In Pakistan Sr. No. Province FY2020 FY2021 (July to Feb) 1. Balochistan 3,086,576 2,060,624 2. Sindh 4,414,296 3,747,144 3. Punjab 1,072,120 526,190 4. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 257,240 41,212 5. AJ&K 272 205 6. Import 16,421,787 12,183,161 Total 25,252,291 18,558,536 …

Emerging research shows the need to collectively move from clean energy ambitions to actions as rapidly as possible. Working at a local level is key, but communities often lack the data, analysis, capacity and resources to take action. We can …

Around 4.6 billion people use the internet every day. In fact, 350,000 tweets have been sent in the past minute. We tend to think of the internet as something ephemeral – partly thanks to terms like “web” and “cloud” – …

Europe and China are leading the installation of new pumped storage capacity – fuelled by the motion of water. Batteries are now being built at grid-scale in countries including the US, Australia and Germany. Thermal energy storage is predicted to …

Our electrical systems are increasingly at the mercy of severe weather-related events. An ‘active efficiency’ approach can boost their resilience by reducing energy demand without shutting off the power. It involves deploying both passive and active measures across the full-spectrum …

Thanks in part to the pandemic-induced economic slowdown and the collapse of coal and triumph of wind power over the last decade, a new analysis suggests the UK is halfway to meeting its net zero greenhouse gas emissions target. The …