Pakistan Nuclear Technology Potential

After the establishment of KANUPP, in 1972 its first nuclear power plant in Karachi produced 137mw of energy – the use of nuclear power in Pakistan has seen a sharp escalation in recent times. Pakistan presently being an energy-hungry economy with outstanding industrial growth potential continues to invest in renewable nuclear power technology. Pakistan embraced a National Energy Security Plan,…

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Pakistan: Climate Change, Environmental Problems And Pollution, A Rising Uncertainty

Reports claim that environmental dilapidation can cause a loss of PKR 365 billion every year and hence, it can even deteriorate the economy! Climate change primarily is global warming caused by emission of greenhouse gases via human activity and is responsible for the large-scale alterations in the weather pattern. Human activity burns fossil fuels to produce energy which releases carbon…

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Sindh alarmed by oil, gas shortage

Pakistan is facing an oil and natural gas shortage due to a considerable decrease in local production this year. The official data revealed that the commercial supply of oil decreased by 19.8 per cent in the financial year 2018-19 compared to the past years. The Hydrocarbon Development Institute of Pakistan, under the Ministry of Energy has published the Pakistan Energy Yearbook…

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OGRA grants licences to two virtual pipeline firms

ISLAMABAD: In a new development, Pakistan’s private sector is going to introduce an innovative concept of virtual pipelines through cryogenic bowzers. Currently, Pakistan has two floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals in Karachi with handling capacity of around 1.3 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) of LNG. With the new concept of virtual pipelines, the government will open up the…

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Washington Extends Citgo Protection From Creditors

The U.S. government this week extended the term of a protection measure against Citgo creditors until July next year, Reuters has reported, noting the measure effectively bars creditors from taking shares in Citgo as repayment for a bond that matured on October 27 this year. The bond was issued by Citgo’s parent company, Venezuela’s PDVSA, operating through a U.S.-based entity. Half…

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