Pristine Pakistan has a commitment to using renewable energy sources in it's development projects  and promoting the use of renewable energy in other real estate developements in Pakistan but realising this in practice is becoming a struggle as there seems to be a complete lack of REAL products, expertise and services available in Pakistan.  We are now asking for your help


At a scientific conference in Lahore the then president of Pakistan, General Pervez Musharraf, announced that the government would use all alternative energy sources — particularly solar and wind energy to increase electricity generation by 10–12 per cent annually to meet growing energy demands. He was also in favour of the peaceful use of nuclear power for producing more electricity to help fill the gap. At the meeting, Musharraf said that the gap between the country’s power supply and demand was an obstacle to economic and social growth.

With a population of over 150 million and a rapidly growing economy, Pakistan’s energy requirements are huge and its energy needs are becoming acute.

Blessed by Nature

Pakistan is blessed with an abundance of renewable energy potential, but so far this remains unharnessed except for a few large hydroelectric projects.

The country, historically an energy importer, is facing serious energy shortages while global fossil fuel reserves continue to dwindle. It is estimated that most underground oil reserves will dry up in the next 30 years.

The effects on the economy are visible as the ongoing interruptions in energy supply to industrial and domestic users, have hit the country’s exports hard. Many now believe that Pakistan needs to initiate a transition towards greater use of renewable energy as an indigenous, clean and abundant resource. Energy is now a key policy issue for Pakistan.

In 2006, the Pakistani government published an energy report, ‘Policy for the Development of Renewable Energy for Power Generation – 2006′. The report proposes mainstreaming renewable energy in Pakistan by incorporating small hydropower, wind and solar technologies into development plans.
 
Pristine Pakistan invites YOU to assist in this goal. In the coming days, weeks and months, we intend to create a directory of resources that can turn this idea into reality and enable the use of renewable energy in Pakistan.

Contact us to be included in our resource directory if :

you have skills and expertise in renewable energy or

you are interestd in using solar, wind or other renewable energy products in Pakistan or

have information that would benefit this cause or

want to help us to promote this cause by online or offline means

HELP US TO MAKE PAKISTAN A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE