Pakistan Sustainability Week

PSW

Energy is central to the climate crisis – and crucial to its resolution. A major portion of the greenhouse gases that wrap the Earth and trap the sun's heat are produced by energy production, namely the combustion of fossil fuels to generate electricity and heat. Coal, oil, and gas are by far the most significant contributors to global climate change, accounting for more than 75% of world greenhouse gas emissions and almost 90% of total carbon dioxide emissions.

Average daily sunshine in Pakistan is nine and a half hours. After the government implemented a set of support policies to encourage the growth of renewable energy, ...

Wind energy has significant potential in Pakistan's coastal belts of Sindh and Baluchistan (in southern Pakistan). The Pakistani government has created a wind ...

With a revamped RE Policy, there is potential for the growth of small-mini-micro hydro power in addition to large hydro. GOP sees modest hydropower projects as a ...

Pakistan Sustainability Week (PSW) is dedicated to accelerating global sustainable development in Pakistan and beyond. Pakistan's geography is marked by vast open spaces, making it a prime location for hydro power and wind energy projects. Wind turbines dotting the horizon have become a symbol of progress and sustainability in our country. In addition to hydro and wind power, Pakistan Sustainability Week will showcase various other renewable energy sources contributing to the country's sustainable future. Explore solar energy initiatives, bioenergy projects, and innovative energy storage solutions.