Pakistan faces several energy issues that have been hindering its economic growth and development. Some of the key challenges are:
Read MoreMassive investment, promotion of renewable energy to turn around Pakistan’s power sector
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Pakistani economy expected to grow steadily by 2030.
It is difficult to predict the exact state of Pakistan’s economy in 2030, as economic growth is influenced by various factors, including political stability, social and economic policies, global economic trends, and technological advancements. However, based on current trends and projections, here are some possible scenarios for Pakistan’s economy in 2030. Economic Growth: Pakistan’s economy is projected to continue to grow steadily, with a projected GDP growth rate of around 5% to 6% per year. This growth is driven by increased investment, higher productivity, and expanding industries, such as agriculture,…
Read MoreGreen Hydrogen: The Fuel of the Future That Will Power Everything from Cars to Cities
Green hydrogen is a rapidly emerging energy source that has been garnering a lot of attention in recent years.
Read MoreDr Kaiser Bengali decries gas supply to fertilizer sector at much reduced price amid energy crisis in Pakistan
Renowned economist, Dr Kaiser Bengali, has decried the decision of the government to ensure the supply of natural gas to the fertilizer sector at a much-reduced price when domestic consumers and other industries in the country have been facing a grave energy crisis.
Read MoreThar Block-1 Integrated Coal Mine Power Project enters commercial operation, a major milestone for Pakistan’s energy security
Pakistan has vast reserves of natural resources, including coal, which is primarily found in the Thar Desert region. The Thar Coal deposits are considered one of the largest coal reserves in the world, with an estimated 175 billion tons of lignite coal.
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