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March 25, 2025

News Desk

Minister Leghari, Miftah Trade Barbs over the shift of clean measurement policy

Former Finance Minister Miftah Ismail (left) and federal power Minister Sardar Awais Leghari. – ppi/app/file Ismail hits the tax on consumers solar cleaning. Leghari reports that changes of net measure benefit future users. Govt’s claims renegotiated IPP deals to save RS1.5TR. A heated exchange broke out on Thursday between former Finance Minister Miftah Ismail and Federal Minister of Power Sardar Awais Leghari on the proposed government reduction in solar cleaning rates, The news reported. Ismail has accused the government of returning its commitment to solar use, while Leghari rejected allegations, arguing that regulatory changes would make solar energy more accessible

June 6, 2024

News Desk

China is devising updated carbon measurement standards to boost its climate initiatives

BEIJING: China announced plans on Wednesday to better measure the carbon content of its products – a key step in meeting its own climate goals and meeting stricter carbon standards abroad. The new “carbon footprint management system” outlined by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment will take effect in 2027, setting standards for measuring carbon emissions for about 100 key products across the Chinese economy, according to a policy document. Initially, China’s calculation standards will apply to high-emitting products such as coal and natural gas as well as exports such as steel, aluminum, lithium batteries and electric vehicles. The ministry

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