Tag Archives: Renewable Energy

Antarctic Conference Highlights Alarming Climate Changes and Global Implications

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Antarctic Conference Highlights Alarming Climate Changes and Global Implications Nearly 1,500 academics, researchers, and scientists specializing in Antarctic studies gathered in southern Chile this week for the 11th Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research conference. The event served as a platform to share the latest research findings from the vast white continent, with discussions covering a wide range of scientific fields—from …

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Government to Reevaluate Solar Energy Limits for Export-Focused Industries

Government Reconsiders Cap on Solar Energy Production for Export-Oriented Industries The Pakistani government, through its Minister for Commerce, Jam Kamal Khan, has announced a significant move that could reshape the landscape for export-oriented industries, particularly in the sports goods sector. During a virtual meeting with the Sectoral Council for Sports Goods, the minister assured industry representatives of the government’s unwavering …

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Pakistan’s Exports and FDI at Risk Over Climate Compliance Concerns

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Pakistan is facing potential threats to its exports and foreign direct investment (FDI) due to the possibility of failing to meet global climate change compliance requirements. As international buyers increasingly demand transparency from domestic producers regarding their environmental practices, Pakistan’s position in the global market could be jeopardized. At the launch of the report titled “Pakistan’s Climate Crossroads: Private Sector …

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K-Electric Sets New Industry Benchmark with Record-Low Solar Tariff in Balochistan

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A New Benchmark in Pakistan’s Renewable Energy K-Electric (KE) has set a new standard in Pakistan’s renewable energy sector with its 150-megawatt solar energy projects in Balochistan, achieving the country’s lowest-ever tariff bid. This milestone marks a significant shift in the nation’s energy generation approach, highlighting the growing trust in private sector-led initiatives, even in challenging economic times. Record-Low Tariff …

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Discos Seek to Refund Consumers Rs4.5 Billion with a 31 Paise Per Unit Cut in Fuel Cost Adjustment

In a rare move, government-owned power distribution companies (Discos) have requested a negative fuel cost adjustment (FCA) of 31 paise per unit. This adjustment is aimed at refunding approximately Rs4.5 billion to consumers, who were overcharged in July due to a 20% increase in base tariff for the current fiscal year. Formal Petition Filed by CPPA The Central Power Purchasing …

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