Pakistan, May 7 -- While Pakistan contributes less than 1% towards global carbon emissions, a combination of macroeconomic and environmental factors is accelerating the energy sector's increased induction of renewable energy which would simultaneously enable access to affordable and sustainable energy for a growing customer base. In a power-packed roadshow featuring about 100 local and international institutions, KE showcased its efforts as a first mover to establish 640 MW renewable energy across its service territory. This is part of the utility's vision to achieve a 30% share of renewable energy generation in its mix by 2030.
The Governments of Balochistan and Sindh are collaborating with KE to allocate land for its solar projects with ...