Pakistan is looking to increase the share of renewable energy in its overall energy mix substantially and has announced a roadmap that will see around 3.5 GW wind energy capacity operational by 2018. The Alternate Energy Development Board (AEDB) recently announced that over 40 wind energy projects are in various … [continued]
Companies from Denmark are the latest to express interest in developing renewable energy assets in Pakistan, which is struggling to meet the rising electricity demand and is looking at all possible solutions. Such a scenario provides significant advantage to early movers. Helle Nielson, the Embassy of Denmark Charge d’affaires in Pakistan, stated … [continued]
China’s public sector companies continue to support the development of renewable energy infrastructure in Pakistan as part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. HydroChina Investment Corporation is the latest Chinese company to invest in the development of a wind energy project in Pakistan. The company will invest $115 million for the … [continued]
