DAY TRIP LEARNING LAUNCHING Ceremony held by PEC at NUTECH Islamabad on 20th July’23:

NUTECH

A Project of PEC Pakistan Development Committee It is one of the need awaited remarkable projects for engineering students and faculty, with the potential to revolutionize the learning methodology with familiarization and industrial practical exposure. This event was graced by renowned engineers, researchers, academicians and appraised by Engr. Lt Gen Kashif Nazir HI(M) as Chief Guest.“Day Trip Learning” will provide engineering students with an opportunity to learn practically through interaction, working methods and occupational practices. It gives the students exposure to modern work practices complementing theoretical knowledge. Engr Mir Masood…

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3rd International Solar Clean Energy Conference

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Call to maximize solar power production in Pakistan to end energy woes of countrymen Karachi:Speakers at a conference emphasized the need to maximize solar energy production in Pakistan, especially by establishing utility-scale renewable energy projects to provide uninterrupted power supply to every household in the country at the cheapest rates.They were speaking at the 3rd International Solar Clean Energy Conference organized by the Energy Update here at a hotel in collaboration with Sindh Energy Department and AEDB.Speaking as the guest of honor, the Consul General of the United Arab Emirates,…

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Tata Group to set up 40GW battery plant in UK

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Tata plans to invest Rs 42,576 crore in the new UK plant, which will be the company’s first gigafactory outside of India. Tata Sons today announced plans to establish a global battery cell gigafactory in the UK with a capacity to produce 40GW of cells annually. This investment of over £4 billion (Rs 42,576 crore) is an integral part of Tata Group’s commitment to electric mobility and renewable energy storage solutions and establishes a competitive green tech ecosystem in the UK at scale. N Chandrasekaran, Chairman, Tata Sons, said: “I…

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European electricity prices tumble into negative territory amid glut of green energy

European-electricity

Electricity prices in Europe fell into negative territory over the weekend as the region’s green-energy push resulted in an abundance of supply. On Saturday, prices for the following day dipped below zero in about a dozen countries, including Germany, France, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, according to Epex Spot SE data cited by Bloomberg. In the Netherlands, prices for Sunday afternoon were as low as minus 73.76 euros per megawatt hour, or about minus $82.83. The glut of energy is thanks to investments in green infrastructure, such as solar panels…

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