An English Newspaper pf Pakistan “The News” writes in its editorial of May 28th that “The power load shedding is reported to be stretching to ten hours or more in the towns and cities of Punjab and up to eight hours in Karachi. We have not yet seen the furious protests this situation brought in [...]
All articles in category: "Enegy Crisis in Pakistan"
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Deeper Darkness
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Going ‘down the drain’
Water is the pre-eminent political issue in Pakistan. Nothing else compares in complexity. It affects life, society, politics, the economy, food security, our foreign policy, and even has security repercussions. Yet, most of the time you speak to someone about it, the debate is littered with non-sequiturs. India, apparently, is “stealing” water and the water [...]
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Energy Crisisis in Pakistan
‘Crisis’ has been coined by a Greek word which means ‘decisive moment’. Crisis is declared when something has gone to a level where an action must be taken to avoid complete disaster or breakdown. ‘Energy Crisis’ happens due to several reasons, some of which are: misallocation of resources, incompetence of exploration sector, increasing price of [...]
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From bust to boom
Pakistan is going through one of its worst economic crises. Although the government has been trying to stabilise the economy to avoid a meltdown, the situation on the ground continues to be very fragile and vulnerable. The poor and low income families face intolerable cost of living and high unemployment, while the private sector – [...]
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CNG prices to be on par with petrol
Thanks to Shaukat Tarin for not having declared CNG use as auto fuel the remnant of President General Pervez Musharraf, while announcing the U-turn in government policy, which unlike the past aims at discouraging locally produced CNG use in automobiles instead of the earlier one that vigorously induced greater use of CNG saving valuable foreign [...]
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