Electricity Pakistan
Electricity Pakistan is Pakistan's premier exhibition for Energy, Storage and Power industry. It is a dedicated platform for manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, users and energy storage solutions providers.Participants from governments, utilities, independent energy producers, energy storage products manufacturers, consulting companies, associate as well as other related sectors are invited to discuss applications, opportunities and challenges for energy, storage and power sectorPakistan, where power shortfall is usually addressed through the establishment of large coal, oil, hydroelectric, and some solar projects, can benefit from energy storage to an unprecedented extent.
Our Objectives
Electricity Pakistan aims to drive progress within the energy storage and power industry by providing a platform where industry leaders, innovators, and stakeholders can converge to share ideas, discover new technologies, and inspire change. Fostering Industry Collaboration, Connecting local and international businesses, industry experts and technology providers to create meaningful partnerships.
As a major exhibition focused solely on energy storage and power solutions, Electricity Pakistan is designed to be an influential force in shaping the future of Pakistan’s energy and power sectors.
Power and Energy Storage Industry in Pakistan
The global energy landscape is rapidly evolving, with efficient power storage at its forefront. As Pakistan faces increasing energy demands, the country is actively pursuing innovative solutions in energy storage, and power management. Key sectors such as solar, wind, and hydro are growing, and advances in battery storage, grid optimization, and smart infrastructure are making reliable, clean energy more accessible. Electricity Pakistan is more than just an exhibition - it’s a hub for progress, innovation, and collaboration in the power and energy storage sector.
Pakistan Alternative Energy Development Board.
Pakistan Alternative Energy Development Board says the country has the potential to generate annually 2.9 million megawatt of clean energy from solar, 340,000 megawatt from wind and 100,000 megawatt from hydropower.In this situation, a fusion of domestic renewable generation and power storage technology seems to be an expeditious, efficient, and affordable answer, which can also cut the costs, incurred in expansion, operation, and maintenance of the power infrastructure, down to almost a naught. The country can make the most of energy storage systems as planned renewable energy projects under China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) include a solar park, four wind farms, and three hydro plants that together would generate around 3,900MW, at a cost of about $7.5 billion.
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