Pakistan has not fully harnessed the capacity of its vast hydropower potential for electricity
generation. It depends on imported and local fossil fuels to fulfill its energy demands, which …

The present study performs an analysis of the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and
Threats (SWOT) as a reference point that diagnoses the feasibility of current status and …

Energy is an essential ingredient of socio-economic development and economic growth.
Electricity is a basic part of nature and it is one of the most widely used forms of energy …

Water is a vital resource that supports all forms of life on earth. Progressive release of
greenhouse gases (GHG) from increasing energy-intensive industries has eventually …

The share of hydro power in the energy mix of Pakistan has not exceeded beyond 40%
despite abundant hydro-power potential in the country. Owing to the slow pace of hydro …

Worldwide, the demand for energy has increased significantly in last two decades, leading
to an increased use of non-renewable energy resources. The global agenda aims to reduce …

Many developing countries like India are facing energy crisis due to increase in
industrialization for various development programs. If this increase in demand is supplied …

Ghana has been facing cyclical erratic power supply in recent years due to increasing
population, urbanization and industrialization. The country's electricity generation is hugely …

Tanzania is among the countries with the fastest growing economy in Africa and therefore
the need for affordable, clean, and most importantly sustainable electrical energy to meet …

With the advent of the year 2008, Pakistan faces a gap of 4500MW between the demand
and supply of electricity, registering a shortfall of 40%. The article provides an overview of …