Operation began on Tuesday on the world’s largest solar powered hydrogen plant in China. The project, owned by Baofeng Energy Group, uses a 200-MW solar power plant located in northwest China’s Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region to electrolyze water to make hydrogen, which replaces coal.
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The majority of the world’s governments have committed to the Paris Agreement. The majority of countries in the world are aiming to reach peak emissions as soon as possible and have set their eyes on carbon neutrality. But shipping’s place in the Paris Agreement’s global ambitions is complex. It is an international industry that isn’t easily included in national regulations. Despite that, I believe that the majority of the ship owners and managers feel an immense responsibility to decarbonize, and I know that there is plenty of commercial opportunity in…
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The Cabinet Committee on Energy (CCOE) has endorsed and recommended the National Electricity Plan and Indicative Generation Capacity Expansion Plan (IGCEP) for presentation to the cabinet. The CCOE meeting was chaired by Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Asad Umar in Islamabad on Thursday. The Power Division presented the summaries of the National Electricity Plan 2021 and IGCEP. The committee endorsed and recommended the National Electricity Plan and IGCEP for presentation to the cabinet. The Ministry of Energy was advised to include the opinion of the Law Division…
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Power generation soared by a record 30% to 8,965 gigawatt hours (GWh) in March partly due to industries shifting from own power generators to the national grid in the wake of growing domestic gas crisis. Simultaneously, the cost of fuel component in the overall electricity production climbed almost 14% to Rs5.55 per unit due to power producers’ increased reliance on expensive imported fuels like RLNG and coal amid low supplies of the locally produced gas to power producers. “The government’s decision to halt gas supply to captive power plants (at…
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WASHINGTON: Pakistan assured the international community on Thursday that it would shift to 60 per cent clean energy and 30pc electric vehicle use by 2030. Addressing the US-initiated Leaders Summit in Washington, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam also urged developed nations to fulfil their commitment to help others make this transition from carbon-based to clean energy. “We have committed ourselves to 60pc clean energy and 30pc electric vehicle transition by 2030. So, Pakistan is clearly doing more than its share for the climate…
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