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  • NESPAK Wins Energy Sector Project in Bahrain

    NESPAK Wins Energy Sector Project in Bahrain

    LAHORE: NESPAK, a leading engineering consultancy firm, has been awarded a prestigious project in Bahrain. The project involves conducting the annual performance test of the Al Dur-II Integrated Water and Power Plant, which has a capacity of 1500 MW. The announcement was made by Dr. Tahir Masood, Managing Director NESPAK, on Tuesday.NESPAK’s scope of services…

  • ASPIRE Pakistan invites engineering intelligentsia for brainstormingCenter for innovative projects, grants suggested

    ASPIRE Pakistan invites engineering intelligentsia for brainstorming
    Center for innovative projects, grants suggested

    ASPIRE Pakistan arranged an ORIC/BIC leadership moot to attend the brainstorming session on the topic of Industry Academia Gap and how overseas Pakistanis can help in bridging this gap.ASPIRE Pakistan is a 501c3 compliant nonprofit organization (registered in the USA) of passionate overseas Pakistanis with a vision for a socially and economically prosperous Pakistan through…

  • Gwadar turns less power-deficient city

    Gwadar turns less power-deficient city

    Balochistan’s port city of Gwadar is now less power-deficient in practical terms after the 100MW Iran-Gwadar power transmission project.Abdul Aziz Uqaili, the Chief Secretary of Balochistan and an engineer too said last month that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif would inaugurate the 100MW Iran-Gwadar power transmission project during his visit to Balochistan which was due by…

  • Is Islamabad not reaping the benefits of AER in Sindh?

    Is Islamabad not reaping the benefits of AER in Sindh?

    Islamabad’s competitive bidding process for renewable power projects—wind and solar—under category three has surprised Sindh’s Energy Department because only one project from a series of its ready projects has been picked up for the bidding.  Since its 1875 MW wind and 1400 MW solar power generation projects are ready, Sindh feels the federal government is…

  • Program launched to train 3,000 undergraduates in Sindh

    Program launched to train 3,000 undergraduates in Sindh

    Hazza Institute of Technology (HIT) and Sindh’s Information Science & Technology Department (ISTD) have committed to training 3,000 undergraduates under the IT Industry-academia bridge program in Sindh.ISTD and HIT signed an agreement to launch the IT Industry-academia bridge program this month. The signing ceremony was attended by Ms. Tanzila Ume Habiba, the Special Assistant to…