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Newspaper Article by khalid 28/02/2014

Harnessing Coal and Atom

Pakistan has struggled with scheduled and unscheduled power cuts for decades. Problem started becoming particularly chronic since 2005 due to rise in oil prices. Bill for oil import currently stands at $14 billion approximately. “Pakistan has been facing rising oil prices and…

IPRI Books by IPRI 01/02/2014

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Solutions for Energy Crisis in Pakistan

Approved/Edited by Ambassador ® Sohail Amin, Air Commodore ® Khalid Iqbal, Mushir Anwar, Aftab Hussain and Saira Rehman, Published by Islamabad Policy Research Institute, Orient Printers, Islamabad, 2013. Click here for book

Newspaper Article by khalid 20/01/2014

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Nuclear power generation—Pakistan’s necessity

Last November, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif performed the ground breaking ceremony of Pakistan’s largest nuclear power projects, Kanupp-II and Kanupp-III. China is providing the two reactors alongside a concessional loan of $6.5 billion for the construction of these $9.59 billion plants. When completed…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 09/01/2014

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New Momentum in Pak-Turkey Relations

Traditionally, the people of Pakistan and Turkey enjoy brotherly relations that can be traced back to even before the formation of modern Turkey, Republic of Turkey in 1923 and Islamic republic of Pakistan in 1947. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s reciprocal…

Newspaper Article Special Focus by IPRI 09/01/2014

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Pakistan’s Strategic Significance as a Future Energy Corridor for India

Some strategic thinkers and policy makers in South Asia and beyond still believe that Pakistan-India relations are a one sided game and it is Pakistan that should be more serious in improving its relations with India even on Indian terms. This strategic…

Newspaper Article by IPRI 23/07/2013

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Double Jeopardy

Energy and economy are conjoint twins. Pakistan is in double jeopardy, as both of these are in deep troubles. They pose hen and chicken dilemma as to which one caused the other. The new government has taken a right decision to fix…

Harnessing Coal and Atom

Solutions for Energy Crisis in Pakistan

Nuclear power generation—Pakistan’s necessity

New Momentum in Pak-Turkey Relations

Pakistan’s Strategic Significance as a Future Energy Corridor for India

Double Jeopardy

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