Pakistan

Can Pakistan make its energy sector greener, cheaper and more reliable? The government thinks so

A technician is silhouetted as he works on power lines supplying electricity in Karachi July 30, 2011

A new plan by Pakistan's government seeks to build an energy sector that is sustainable, reliable and fit for the future Image: REUTERS/Athar Hussain

Ayla Majid
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Planetive
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Renewables, hydro and locally sourced fossil fuels are Pakistan's aim for 2040
Renewables, hydro and locally sourced fossil fuels are Pakistan's aim for 2040 Image: IGCEP, (Power Division) Ministry of Energy, Government of Pakistan
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