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Following the soaring demand of electricity, Pakistan may need to build power plants within respective deadlines and bring in additional cheaper power sources, according to a study, reported The News International. The study highlighted that Pakistans electricity demand will increase by 48 per cent in the next decade from 154 terawatt-hours in fiscal year 2022 to 228 terawatt-hours in fiscal year 2031.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Following soaring demand of electricity, Pakistan may need to build power plants within respective deadlines and bring in the additional cheaper power sources, according to a study, reported The News International.  World News | Pakistan: Electricity Demand to Surge by 48 Percent in Next Decade, Need to Build Power Plants Within Deadlines.

Study reveals inadequate policies have resulted in underutilisation of generation capacity

Study shows ineffective planning has led to the setting up of expensive and inefficient power plants.

For Richmonds public housing residents, the possibility of owning a home could be just around the corner with the help of a new Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority pilot program.

We should be at least as interested in how our local government works as we are about pickleball. | Opinion

The Angkol fishing community’s crab bank in Kep province has been a steady lifeline for the country’s natural crab population. Every month, more than 300 egg-bearing crabs are saved, contributing to a sustainable crab supply amid concerns of a decreasing trend.

UK-based Oracle Power tells The Third Pole about a new solar project in the Thar desert as locals express scepticism about tall promises.

Millions of solar panels are set to be mounted upon swathes of soil in Block VI of Tharparkar district’s coalfields in Pakistan – news that is making waves...

The company behind a new solar project in Pakistan's Thar is also exploring coal and lignite, as locals express scepticism over promises