Environmental friendly solar energy in Pakistan's scenario

Mohammad Azam Khan and Noman Latif

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2010, vol. 14, issue 8, 2179-2181

Abstract: Like many other developing countries of the world, Pakistan is also energy deficient country. Since last few decades, its electricity generation has become dependent to a large extent on the petroleum fuels. The inevitable depletion of petroleum resources will have far reaching consequences on large scale development for future, unless renewable energy alternation can be found.

Date: 2010
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