Repurposing Pakistan’s coal plants could cut costs and emissions

Coal-fired power plant in Pakistan representing the country’s operating coal assets under CPEC

Pakistan’s coal plants built under the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) are operating well below capacity and placing increasing strain on the country’s power sector finances. A new analysis suggests that repurposing or retiring selected units ahead of schedule could save billions in capacity payments while reducing carbon emissions. Early closure of one large complex could avoid up to 38 million […]

This report is premium content Start a FREE 30-day trial to read this report and unlock our full library of 1,300+ coal market reports, white papers, and research studies. You’ll receive weekly content updates — and you can cancel anytime during the trial if it’s not for you.
FREE TRIAL
Already a subscriber ? Log in
RELATED POSTS