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UPDATE 18th JUNE 2008

PAKISTAN MUST HAVE UNIFIED ENERGY MINISTRY

CAUSES OF ENERGY CRISIS IN PAKISTAN  BY ADMIN

Every body in Pakistan effected about the shortage of energy in Pakistan. This is a technical problem and serious study is needed to explore the cause of frequent break down of generating units.

Admin of www.energy.com.pk tries to explore some aspects of technical reasons for the frequent break down of the system

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TECHNICAL PAPERS

Increasing boiler efficiency with ceramic coating A technical note by Mr. Mahmood Ali from New Zealand

Prospect of renewable energy  in Pakistan

The Hijra Calendar&sighting moon

Our food according to our faith

Effect of rising oil prices on Pakistan

 Coal fired power plant feasibility Report 

Feasibility Report for Urea Plant

Wind Power basics

Thermal power basics

Hydel Power basics

Power Generation on Solar Energy

 Power Plants operation on Furnace oil

Energy Crisis in Pakistan

Energy Types

Osmotic Power Plants being built

Energy Strategy for Pakistan

Climate change in Pakistan

Road Transport System in Pakistan

Storm Havoc in Pakistan

Industrialization or de industrialization

Energy situation comes to disaster level in Pakistan

 

 

 

  

Environmnent

 Effect of climate change

 by DR. ARSHAD ALI BEG. LEADING ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT IN PAKISTAN

 

The process of recurrent failure of the monsoon system in completing the western segment of its cycle, incidence of heavy rains in its eastern segment each time accompanied by devastating floods, in the intensity of heat wave, erratic nature of precipitations, snowmelt and river flow since the early 1990s, and the drying up of Hub dam has been described and its impact on water budget examined. It has been observed that the year 1992 was erratic in being too wet, 1993 in being dry and that since the mid-1990s the monsoon system, though fully operational up to mid-August on the southern, eastern, and central regions of its cycle that include India and Bangladesh, loses its intensity as it reaches central India. Precipitation on the east of Lake Mansarowar, the catchment area for Brahamputra was heavy and either the winds slackened so as not to reach the catchment area of Indus on the west or there was not enough moisture in the clouds or snow cover left to contribute to the flow. The system besides failing this year also started to recede in Nepal around the same time. Heavy downpour in September in West Bengal flooded extensive areas, including Bangladesh, while Islamabad received only 22 mm rainfall from the same system.

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write to Dr. Beg   arshadalibeg@gmail.com

 

 

EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

WILL OCEAN  BE THE FUTURE SOURCE OF  ENERGY

Mariners are always well aware of the power of the ocean. In rough seas they see the gigantic vessels weighing million tons  moving like a small piece of wood , and once getting the against current same ships loose the speed or the buoys at the channel wobbling up and down. The energy available by sea can be summarized in following categories. Continue>>>>>>

 

 

Views on News

Energy situation in Pakistan deteriorates to disaster level

Gadoon Textile and PESCO sign power purchase agreement

Wartsila exploring European market for Bio-mass plants

Pakistan Iran agree on gas pipe line project

 Asian Development Bank Considering 250 Million $ loan for small hydro projects in Pakistan

Pakistan Coal reserves should be explored

MAN launches first four stroke common rail engine


Wartsila Bio Power Plant for Belgium

ECNEC APPROVES ENERGY PROJECTS

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TEST BENCH

JENBACHER JGS 620 is a reliable genset  says  Plant Manager 

we have tested and obtained one year data of  Jenbacher Genset from the plant.

The plant manager Mr. Nasir Khan is very happy with the performance of the genset for last one year. And he told us that in last one year. he experienced no unwanted shut down. Neither any trip is experienced. Continue>>>>

 

NEW BUILDING

969 MW Neelum Jhelum  Hydro Power Project is approved by Government Of Pakistan. The project costing 128.4 billion Rs. with a foreign component of Rs.46.5 billion Rs. The project is a run of river water project involving 47 KM long tunnel which will divert the water to the Hydro Turbines. The site is situated in Azad Kashmir. The project will take 8 years to complete and will be a great help for bridging the gap in energy supply and demand. A Chinese firm has been awarded the contract

A 10 Ps Surcharge on electrical tariffs imposed to generate the funds for the project

 

GEO-SCIENCE

Prospect of Renewable Energy in Pakistan

Dr. Nayyar Ali Zaigham is a leading Geo-Scientist and environmentalist. In his latest technical paper he discuss the renewable energy prospects in Pakistan Continue

Contact Dr. Zaigham  zaigham@gerrys.net +923002102674

 

ENERGY BLOG

Human being is the only creation of Almighty Allah who was endowed almost all types of Kinetic & Potential Energies.

By Mr. N.A.KHAN Write to Mr. Khan l nasirkhan54@gmail.com

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