Pakistan is caught in the horns of dilemma between grave environmental threats and energy shortfalls. Environmental change and energy infrastructure are two separate but closely interlinked challenges. While Internalizing of environmental externalities is imperative for pursuing a sustainable energy system, measures shall be taken for identification and valuation of external cost of various energy sources.
Pakistan’s journey with IPPs began under the 1994 Power Generation Policy. Today, 100 IPPs are operational across the country,... read more
Fisheries, a significant component of Pakistan’s economy, play a pivotal role in sustaining livelihoods and fostering economic growth, particularly... read more
The IT sector has been one of the fastest-growing industries in Pakistan in recent years, contributing significantly to the... read more
The conference report titled ‘Commemorating 50 Years of the Constitution of Pakistan: Lessons for the Next 50 Years’ is... read more
The power sector in Pakistan has long been grappling with numerous challenges, including electricity shortages, technical and commercial losses,... read more
This policy brief highlights the importance of sustainable mini-grid solutions for off-grid electrification in Pakistan. It discusses the need... read more
Institute of Policy Studies conducted a research survey to analyze the impact of increase in electricity prices on consumer... read more
This policy brief provides an overview of the power sector in Pakistan while focusing on the issue of power... read more
Pakistan’s investment climate is one of the most underdeveloped in Asia and has been largely stagnant for the last... read more
Pasni Fish Harbor was inaugurated in 1989 amid great expectations. By 2010, the main channel of Pasni’s sole economic... read more
