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Report analyses impact of solar imports on Pakistan’s power sector

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Solar-wind

KARACHI: Renewables First, a think tank on energy and environment, has launched a new report titled ‘Leader of One or Leader of None – China’s Choice for Clean over Coal in Pakistan’, which examines China’s growing paradox in the Global South: acting as both a clean energy powerhouse and a financier of fossil fuels, with Pakistan serving as a pivotal case study. America’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement threw international climate action into uncertainty, raising questions over who, if anyone, might assume global leadership in the fight against climate change.…

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PARCO Participates in Baku Energy Week 2025 to Boost Global Energy Ties

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New-Project32

PARCO proudly represented Pakistan at Baku Energy Week 2025, joining global energy leaders to shape the future of the sector. Federal Minister for Petroleum, Mr. Ali Pervaiz Malik, held key discussions with Mubadala Energy’s CEO Mr. Mansoor Mohamed Al Hamed and COO Mr. Adnan Omer Bu Fateem to enhance bilateral energy cooperation. PARCO’s Managing Director, Mr. Irteza Ali Qureshi, also attended, highlighting PARCO’s commitment to Pakistan’s long-term energy goals. The event served as a platform for strengthening international energy partnerships, driving innovation, and promoting sustainability.

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Solis Celebrates 20th Anniversary with Groundbreaking Launches at SNEC 2025

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New-Project31

Shanghai, China – June 2025 – Solis, a global leader in PV inverter technology and energy storage solutions, will mark its 20th anniversary with a major showcase at SNEC 2025 (June 11-13), introducing industry-leading innovations – the 125kW Wall-Mounted Hybrid Inverter. Two Decades of Innovation, A Future of Growth Established in 2005 in Ningbo, China, Solis has grown from a pioneering startup to one of the world’s most trusted inverter brands, with over 100GW of products shipped to more than 100 countries and regions. Under the continued leadership of founder…

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K-Electric CEO Acknowledges High Electricity Rates, Blames Federal Tariff Policy

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Moonis-Alvi

KARACHI: K-Electric CEO Moonis Alvi has admitted that electricity rates in Karachi are among the highest in the country, even as residents endure up to 12 hours of load shedding daily in the sweltering summer heat. Speaking on ARY News’ program Off the Record, Alvi acknowledged the burden on consumers but clarified that electricity prices are set by the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA), not K-Electric. “We submit our tariff proposals, but the final decision rests with NEPRA,” he said. “We bill consumers as per the government’s directives.” Alvi…

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