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Costly coal-fired power agreements: Pakistan risks remaining trapped

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan risks remaining trapped in costly coal-fired power agreements even as households and industries rapidly shift towards solar energy, with experts warning that declining electricity demand from the national grid, mounting capacity payments and delayed policy reforms could deepen the power sector’s financial crisis. They were speaking at a policy dialogue titled “From Coal to…

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    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan risks remaining trapped in costly coal-fired power agreements even as households and industries rapidly shift towards solar energy, with experts warning that declining electricity demand from the national grid, mounting capacity payments…