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February 27, 2025

News Desk

Natural gas faces the competition from coal in Asia’s electricity industry

Listen to the article Gas producers, exporters and commercial companies are banking in Asia – the largest and fastest growing energy market in the world – to lead to increased gas demand in the coming decades. But while the total gas consumption in Asia will certainly extend to today’s levels, gas traders may need to mitigate their optimism in the light of increasing carbon capacity throughout the area. Asia’s largest economies have three times more carbon burning capacity under the construction of gas burning capacity, according to Global Energy Monitor (GEM) and are already based on carbon for about 45%

US joins India in demanding Pakistan address Mumbai attack concerns

Washington, D.C.: During the Indian Prime Minister’s visit to Washington, D.C., the United States and India discussed bilateral cooperation in defense, trade and investment, energy security, technology innovation, multilateral collaboration, and people-to-people exchanges. According to India’s Ministry of External Affairs, “On multilateral cooperation, both United States and Indian leaders reaffirmed that the global scourge of terrorism must be fought and terrorist safe havens eliminated from every corner of the world. They committed to strengthening cooperation against terrorist threats from groups including Al-Qa’ida, ISIS, Jaish-e-Mohammad, and Lashkar-e-Tayyiba to prevent heinous acts like the Mumbai attacks on 26/11 and the Abbey Gate

US to invest billions of dollars in Pakistan’s diverse sectors

The United States intends to invest billions of dollars in Pakistan, across various sectors, including minerals, real estate, energy, technology and the artificial intelligence. This was stated by head of US investors’ delegation and billionaire investor, Gentry Beach, while talking to media in Islamabad. He said that US President Donald Trump believes in economic diplomacy and that’s why we are visiting Pakistan. Gentry Beach said initially we are investing in the critical minerals and the real estate sectors. He said we are going to build some of the luxurious properties in Pakistan. Gentry Beach said we are seeing global opportunities

Federal Cabinet approves revised agreements with 14 IPPs

The Federal Cabinet has approved revised agreements with fourteen Independent Power Producers. The Cabinet, which met in Islamabad with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in the chair, approved a proposal to reduce the profit and cost of these IPPs by 802 billion rupees A deduction of 35 billion rupees will be made from the additional profits of these IPPs over the past years. Under the revised agreements with IPPs, the government will benefit by 1.4 trillion rupees. Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister said the revised agreements with IPPs will not only save the national exchequer, and eliminate circular debt

Karot Hydropower Project pushes economic growth for Pakistan, CSAIL

Islamabad: The Karot Hydropower Project (HPP) stands as a model for Pakistan’s renewable energy future, balancing clean energy production, environmental stewardship, and economic development. While briefing the media and parliamentary delegation organized by “Understanding China Forum” at Karot HPP on Monday, Senior Advisor at China Three Gorges South Asia Investment Ltd (CSAIL) has said that the generation of reliable and affordable electricity will also help improve industrial productivity and support the growth of other sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and services, which depend heavily on consistent energy supply. Furthermore, the project’s long-term operation will reduce Pakistan’s energy import dependency, contributing

Govt mulling options to reduce electricity prices: PM Shehbaz

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says the UAE has decided to extend the two billion dollar payment due on Pakistan this month. Chairing the federal cabinet meeting in Islamabad, he mentioned that UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan conveyed this decision to him with pleasure during a one-on-one meeting in Rahim Yar Khan. The Prime Minister stated that his meeting with the UAE President focused on strengthening bilateral relations and promoting investment. He mentioned that the UAE President, while referring to the historic fraternal ties between the two countries, expressed commitment to investing in Pakistan, assuring that his country would

Germany seeks COAS General Asim Munir’s help over IPP deal termination

ISLAMABAD: Germany has sought the intervention of Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Asim Munir, in amending a settlement agreement involving a 450MW power plant operated by Siemens. This move follows a disputed settlement agreement that German stakeholders allege they were compelled to accept, triggering diplomatic concern over investor confidence in Pakistan. According to media sources, Germany’s Ambassador to Pakistan, Alfred Grannas, formally requested General Munir’s assistance following Siemens’ enforced settlement, which requires the company to transfer the plant at a nominal cost to the Pakistani government. The government, however, asserts the settlement was mutually negotiated. Siemens holds a 26%

How Pakistan-Turkey brotherhood epitomises a multipolar world

As multipolarity increasingly dominates how nations interact with each other, the powers that cultivate deep, multifaceted partnerships position themselves not just as spectators but as influential architects of the international order. Today, Turkiye celebrates its 101st Republic Day and its relationship with Pakistan exemplifies its successful diplomatic positioning, offering a blueprint for how strategic cooperation can forge powerful synergies in a complex geopolitical landscape. The Pakistan-Turkiye friendship, rooted in historical affinities and reinforced by contemporary alignment has gained remarkable momentum in recent years. This acceleration owes much to the close personal rapport between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and President Recep

Forging Futures: Pakistan & Saudi Arabia’s Strategic Convergence

In the intricate mosaic of global alliances, few relationships resonate with the profound depth and timeless essence of the bond between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. This is not merely a diplomatic rapport but a tapestry woven with threads of shared faith, cultural affinity, and mutual aspirations. As the sands of time shift, this enduring brotherhood is poised to transcend into an unprecedented economic partnership, turning the pages of history to a chapter where ancient ties invigorate modern ambitions. Recent declarations by Saudi Investment Minister Khalid Al-Falih, proclaiming “no limits to Pak-Saudi economic cooperation,” are not hollow diplomatic overtures but echoes

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