Pakistan Requires $565.7B Investment to Achieve NDC 3.0 Climate Targets by 2035
Pakistan will need $565.7 billion in investment by 2035 to meet NDC 3.0 climate goals, including emissions reduction, renewable energy expansion, and EV adoption, with Pakistan Green Taxonomy and ESG frameworks guiding sustainable financing.
Pakistan Power Division 2025 Annual Report Highlights Major Reforms, Consumer Relief, and Green Energy Progress
Pakistan’s Power Division reports record reforms in 2025, including reduced electricity tariffs, circular debt reduction, smart meter rollout, and 55% renewable energy generation, boosting consumer relief and sustainable development.
Pakistan Solar Financing: Rs800bn Lending Potential Stuck Amid Banking Constraints
A new study reveals Pakistan’s distributed solar market holds Rs800 billion in untapped lending potential, but rigid banking structures and perceived risks continue to block access for households and SMEs.
Pakistan Asks ADB for Support to Manage Power Sector Debt and Boost Investor Confidence
Pakistan has requested Asian Development Bank support to address mounting power sector debt, strengthen investor confidence, and advance reforms toward a competitive electricity market and renewable energy integration.
Climate Finance Declared a Fundamental Right at Asia Energy Transition Summit
The Second Asia Energy Transition Summit at LUMS emphasized climate finance as a fundamental right, highlighting Pakistan’s push for renewable energy, regional cooperation, and investment in modern energy infrastructure.
Pakistan-Denmark Energy Partnership Aims to Enhance Grid Efficiency and Industrial Demand
Pakistan and Denmark have launched a three-year energy partnership focused on improving grid efficiency, strengthening data systems, and supporting Pakistan’s transition toward renewable energy, as both countries explore deeper cooperation across trade, energy, and technology.
ADB Approves $330 Million Financing to Strengthen Pakistan’s Clean Energy Transmission Network
The Asian Development Bank has approved a $330 million financing package to expand Pakistan’s clean energy transmission capacity, supporting the evacuation of hydropower and renewable energy while advancing national power sector reforms.