Sharmila expresses concern over power production decline

City News May, 24 2024
Sharmila expresses concern over power production decline
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KARACHI: Pakistan Peoples’ Party MNA Dr Sharmila Farooqi expressed concern regarding recent decline in power production, highlighting 14 percent drop in energy generation and threat it poses to various industries and sectors.

She said in statement that this decrease, driven by rising electricity prices and shift towards solar power has already impacted our economy and daily lives. Manufacturing industries, agriculture and services are at risk of facing disruptions and setbacks due to inadequate power supply.   She emphasised that downtrend in industrial activities could lead to job losses, reduced productivity and ultimately affect our national growth and development. Overall, power generation in Pakistan has seen 3 percent drop over first ten months of current fiscal year 2023-24, she said.

She urged need to immediately address this pressing issue and work towards resilient and sustainable energy future for our nation by promoting energy efficiency, investing in alternative power sources and supporting policies that ensure stable energy production.

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