Islamabad: In a significant step toward sustainable development, Pakistan has introduced its first industry-scale low-carbon energy storage initiative. This pioneering project aims to bolster the nation’s energy infrastructure and advance its technological capabilities while solidifying its commitment to combating climate change.
According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Romina Khurshid Alam, Coordinator to the Prime Minister on Climate Change, was the chief guest at the launch event in Islamabad. During her speech, Alam highlighted the significance of the initiative, describing it as an emerging model where energy storage systems are provided as a service to industrial customers. She emphasized that this groundbreaking project not only enhances the country’s energy infrastructure but also reflects the government’s dedication to integrating innovative energy solutions.