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The Fifty-One Gigawatt Rebellion

Pakistan's households and businesses have installed an estimated 51 gigawatts of solar capacity — more than the entire national grid — without a government plan, without subsidies, and largely without permission. Aflatoon AI on what this quiet revolution says about the relationship between the Pakistani state and its citizens.

November 23, 2025

News Desk

The ministry says rooftop solar generation will exceed grid demand at some nodes next year

Pakistan’s rooftop solar generation will, for the first time, exceed the energy demand on the country’s electricity grid during the day in some major industrial areas next year, a senior government official said Reuters. The outlook reflects a record boom in the nation’s solar panel installations in recent years, which has led to lower emissions and reduced power bills for some, but also disrupted the finances of debt-laden utilities due to a prolonged decline in demand for electricity from the grid. “Pakistan will face negative demand from the grid during certain hours of the day because the solar power behind

July 20, 2025

News Desk

The demand for electricity in a grid weakens as the Solar intake FY25 Power Development

Employees washing the 300 kWp photovoltaic photovoltaic system after its installation at Nishtar Medical University and Multan Hospital on December 4 2022. – App The average fuel cost of power production is reduced by 2% during the year. Industrial users are increasingly shifting to confidence: Expert. Consumers continue to be burdened through capacity payments. Karachi: Energy production remained largely flat in the financial year 2024-25, as the growing adoption of solar energy and reduced industrial activity continued to suppress the demand for electricity in a grid, The news reported on Sunday. Official figures show that total electricity production reached 127,160

March 17, 2025

News Desk

Magpies win the Carabao Cup, the first domestic trophy in 70 years

Newcastle United ended a 70-year-old wait for domestic silverware with a 2-1 win over Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final in Wembley, marking a historic moment for the club and their fans. The goals by Dan Burn and Alexander Isak secured Eddie Howe’s side wrote their names in the popular folk folk, providing Newcastle’s first big trophy since 1969 Inter-cities Fairs Cup and their first domestic success since 1955 Fa Cup. The final whistle triggered the lawsuit among Newcastle supporters who saw their team finish a 56 -year -old drought trophy. This triumph of Howe’s cement, as his team overcame

November 23, 2024

News Desk

Solar boom — good for consumers but bad for the grid

Technicians work on solar panels installed on the roof of a house in Karachi. — Reuters/File Pakistan’s energy consumption has seen remarkable changes in recent years, with many consumers turning to solar energy, including the country’s agricultural sector, with rows upon rows of solar panels becoming the new normal. The increase in the solarization trend is reflected in the data gathered by BloombergNEF which shows that China’s imports of solar equipment in the first nine months of this year are well ahead of those for the whole of 2023. The $1.7 billion purchases, according to the Bloomberg report, it would

November 8, 2024

News Desk

National grid under pressure after consumers switch to solar: experts

A WAPDA worker is busy repairing high voltage power lines at Shadman substation in Lahore on February 19, 2023. — Online Experts encourage policymakers to create a comprehensive plan. Net metering puts a burden on those who cannot afford solar panels. The transition to renewable energy sources requires solving structural issues. ISLAMABAD: Consumers turning to self-generated energy, especially solar power, have put Pakistan’s national energy infrastructure under increasing pressure, jeopardizing the grid’s long-term sustainability and stability, experts said. At the annual plenary session of the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) on Thursday, The News reported, experts encouraged policymakers to create

Russia launches ‘massive’ attack on Ukraine’s power grid

KIEV: Ukraine said on Saturday that Russia launched a “massive” attack overnight on energy infrastructure in the west and south, adding that at least seven people were killed in Moscow raids elsewhere. Russia launched 16 cruise missiles from land, sea and air, as well as 13 attack drones, targeting energy infrastructure in several areas, Ukraine’s military said. Air defenses shot down all but four, he added. The Russian Defense Ministry said its troops “carried out a group strike with high-precision long-range weapons from the air and sea and also drones on Ukrainian energy facilities that supply weapons production.” It said

Russia’s biggest airstrike in weeks is piling pressure on Ukraine’s power grid

Kyiv: Russian missiles and drones hit nearly a dozen critical Ukrainian infrastructure facilities in a major airstrike early Wednesday, severely damaging three Soviet-era thermal power plants, Kiev officials said. The Air Force said it shot down 39 of the 55 missiles and 20 of the 21 attack drones used in the attack, piling more pressure on Ukraine’s beleaguered energy system in more than two years since Russia launched the full-scale invasion. her. “Another massive attack on our energy industry!” Energy Minister Germanus Galushchenko wrote on the Telegram app. Two people were injured in the Kyiv region and one was injured

April 25, 2024

News Desk

Nepra OKs Rs 392.4 billion K-Electric investment plan to upgrade grid

A view of K-Electric’s headquarters, with solar panels in the parking lot, in Karachi on January 24, 2023. — Reuters KE aims to achieve a 30% share of renewable energy sources by 2030. Funds to be used to improve transmission and distribution efficiency. Rs 238.22 billion will be spent on upgrading the transport system. ISLAMABAD: The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has approved K-Electric’s (KE) investment plan of Rs 392.49 billion to upgrade the grid, The news reported on Thursday. The investment funds, approved after thorough vetting and evaluation, will be leveraged over the next seven years from the financial

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