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Enercap Holdings is pushing the adoption of innovative non-chemical batteries that it has designed to drive sustainable energy storage solutions. Headquartered in Dubai, Enercap has long been at the forefront of technological advancements in the energy industry, and its recent innovations marks a major milestone in the company’s journey towards a more sustainable future. Unlike traditional lithium-ion batteries that rely on chemical processes, Enercap’s non-chemical batteries harness electrostatic energy storage, offering unparalleled performance and efficiency. The batteries feature enhanced performance across all key metrics, including reduced costs, extended lifespans, rapid charging capabilities, improved safety…

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Government’s Special Initiative to Provide Off-Grid Power Solutions to 20 Backward Districts The Ministry of Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives has launched the “Special Development Initiative for Poor Districts of Pakistan,” targeting 20 underdeveloped districts across the country. These districts, selected based on high Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) scores, span Balochistan, Sindh, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, and Punjab. The initiative aims to provide off-grid electrification solutions to these districts as part of a comprehensive approach to uplift underprivileged areas. It includes interventions in physical and digital connectivity, productive sectors, livelihoods, social development, and…

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Despite efforts to address billing defaults and theft, Pakistan’s power and gas circular debts have surged, reaching Rs5.5 trillion by January, as reported by the World Bank. The bank emphasizes the need for more extensive reforms to align tariffs with the true cost of supply. Structural issues, subsidies, and inefficiencies have led to significant deficits, affecting supply reliability. The World Bank calls for continued tariff reforms to tackle mounting circular debt in the electricity and gas sectors. It notes improvements but highlights that the pace of debt accumulation remains a…

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