What was special about today’s event and which generator are you launching here?
As you know, FPT is an Italian brand and we have their distribution.
Today’s launch was a new series of their small generators in small engines, which is 20 and 30 KVA.
So that was their launch, which we have done here.
What was special about today’s event and which generator are you launching here?
As you know, FPT is an Italian brand and we have their distribution.
Today’s launch was a new series of their small generators in small engines, which is 20 and 30 KVA.
So that was their launch, which we have done here.
The Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) has extended congratulations to Salman Aslam Qandhari on his nomination as a member of the Sindh Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (STEVTA) board. KATI’s president lauded Qandhari’s appointment, emphasizing the importance of having strong industry representation in education and vocational training sectors to better align them with market demands.
Qandhari’s nomination is expected to contribute significantly to the development of vocational training programs that meet the needs of local industries, and KATI expressed confidence that his role on the board would bridge the gap between technical education and the industrial sector.
WAPDA Power Projects to Generate 11,694 MW of Electricity:
The Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) has outlined a strategic plan to significantly boost Pakistan’s energy sector by developing power projects that are expected to generate a total of 11,694 megawatts (MW) of electricity. These initiatives, which include a mix of hydropower and other renewable energy projects, aim to strengthen the country’s energy infrastructure and reduce dependency on expensive, non-renewable energy sources.
WAPDA’s efforts are primarily focused on harnessing the potential of hydropower, which is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly source of energy. The projects are expected to help meet the rising demand for electricity, reduce power shortages, and contribute to the long-term sustainability of the power sector in Pakistan.
China Power Partnership Corporation Limited (CPPCL) has shown conditional interest in continuing its work on the 300MW Gwadar power plant project, provided that certain terms and conditions are met. According to a report shared with the Pakistan government, CPPCL has highlighted various challenges impacting the feasibility and timely execution of the project, such as the ongoing security concerns in the region and financial issues.
CPPCL’s stance comes at a critical time when ensuring power generation and infrastructure development in Gwadar is seen as crucial for supporting local economic growth and advancing the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) initiatives. The company’s willingness to move forward is contingent on the Pakistani government’s assurances regarding financial commitments, streamlined processes, and enhanced security measures for the project’s personnel and facilities.
