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Distributed Solar Has Pushed Up Pakistan’s Electricity Demand By A Fifth In Two Years
Pakistan’s energy economy is now as electrified as the global average, following a rapid solarisation that has transformed the country’s energy system in just two years, according to a new report , “The Solarisation of Pakistan’s energy…
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Pakistan’s energy economy is now as electrified as the global average, following a rapid solarisation that has transformed the country’s energy system in just two years, according to a new report , “The Solarisation of Pakistan’s energy economy,” from Ember and Renewables First. Official statistics largely ignore distributed solar. This is the first time Pakistan’s energy statistics have been rebased to reflect Pakistan’s transformative distributed solar boom. The report makes the case that distributed solar actually helped to grow electricity demand.
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