In a groundbreaking development, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has committed a substantial investment package to accelerate the adoption of sustainable energy solutions in Pakistan, further strengthening their bilateral ties. The Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) and the private office of Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook Al Maktoum here on Sunday signed two significant Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) to undertake strategic projects in Pakistan’s energy sector. The first MoU focuses on the development of a floating solar power project of up to 1000MW on existing water reservoirs, while the second MoU aims at rehabilitating, upgrading, and enhancing the capacity of four hydro power projects, namely Renala, Rasul, Chichokimalian, and Nandipur. Under these agreements, the parties will assess the technical and economic feasibility of the projects and formulate an implementation plan.
Related posts
-
Taj Gasoline Forms Board of Directors; Founder Transitions to Chairman Role
In a major milestone for Taj Gasoline, the company has officially announced the formation of its... -
$8 Trillion Battle Brews: Pakistan’s Rare Earth Wealth Triggers Federal-Provincial Clash
Pakistan stands on the brink of a major political and constitutional showdown as a fierce dispute... -
Karachi’s Power Struggle: Will NEPRA Shield Honest Consumers from K-Electric’s Rs 84 Billion Burden?
Karachi’s electricity consumers are anxiously awaiting NEPRA’s decision on K-Electric’s staggering Rs 84 billion write-off claim—an...