According to Beyond Time News, the government of Sindh has announced plans to provide cheaper electricity to households and industries through a new provincial transmission and distribution system.
Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah shared the initiative during a meeting at the CM House in Karachi.
Focus on Lower Costs and Better Supply
The provincial government plans to set up a Sindh-run electricity transmission company. Officials expect this system to reduce line losses and improve generation efficiency.
As a result, electricity costs may decrease for both domestic users and industries. The government says this approach will also support economic activity across the province.
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Push for Renewable Energy Investment
Murad Ali Shah also highlighted Sindh’s potential in renewable energy, especially wind power along the coastal areas. He said the province could become a regional hub for clean energy projects.
He invited companies from Denmark to invest in wind energy and other green initiatives.
Meanwhile, Danish Ambassador Maja Derous Mortensen expressed interest in expanding cooperation in renewable energy and environmental projects.
Keti Bandar Development Discussed
The meeting also reviewed plans to develop Keti Bandar into a modern deep-sea port.
Officials said the project could reduce pressure on Karachi’s existing ports and create new trade opportunities. The chief minister described it as a potential economic hub for regional commerce.
Strengthening Bilateral Cooperation
Both sides agreed to expand cooperation in energy, infrastructure, and investment. They also marked 75 years of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and Denmark.
Finally, officials from both countries expressed interest in building long-term partnerships in clean energy and sustainable development.
