Twenty seven months of change 

v  A look at the performance of the Department of Energy Part I.

 

v  Finalization of Punjab Power Generation Policy 2018

 

v  Implementation of Alternative Energy Policy

 

v  Launch of Energy Action Plan 2023

 

v  Emergency completion of New Pakistan Solarization Program

 

v  The project is converting 15,000 primary schools and 2,400 primary health centers to solar energy.

 

v  So far, about 10,000 primary schools have been converted to solar energy and work is underway on the rest.

 

v  About 1.8 million students will benefit from New Pakistan Solarization.

 

v  About 60 government universities across Punjab have started shifting to solar on Esco model.

 

v  MoUs have been signed with 12 universities while agreements have been finalized with ten and a ceremony will be held on time from CM House.

 

v  UET Lahore project has been completed which will benefit the university to the tune of Rs. 17 million per annum and Rs. 47 crore in the next 20 years.

 

v  Solarisation of universities will provide 60 MW of clean and green and affordable electricity.

 

v  The project will benefit these universities to the tune of Rs 1 billion annually and Rs 25 billion over the next 25 years.

 

v  The government will not spend a single rupee on the solarization of universities.

 

v  Inauguration of 7.5 MW hydropower project at Marala

 

v  Indiscriminate action across the province to prevent power theft with regard to domestic, commercial and industrial connections.

 

v  Inauguration of biogas power generation project in villages

 

v  550 kW solar biogas pilot projects in Vehari and Samundari are in the final stages of completion which will be inaugurated in December this year.

 

v  The Vehari and Marine Hybrid Biogas Project will provide affordable and environmentally friendly electricity to about 600 households, as well as cooking gas.

 

v  The project will generate 1.7 million units of affordable electricity annually. Akhtar Malik

 

 

v  Inauguration of Technical Training School in Sahiwal

 

v  Inauguration of Pakpattan Hydropower Plant

 

v  With better planning, Quaid-e-Azam Solar Company is making more than Rs 2 billion annually

 

v  Quaid-e-Azam saved Rs. 62 million by eliminating the practice of rewarding well-wishers in the solar company.

 

v  217 million profit in Punjab Power Development Company

 

v  Punjab Power Development Company has been in deficit for ten consecutive years of the previous government which caused a loss of Rs 350 million to the company.

 

v  In Punjab, 786 sites have been identified for small hydropower projects which will generate 847 MW of cheap electricity.

 

v  Pre-qualification tenders have been issued for ten sites.

 

v  At present Punjab Energy Department is playing the role of facilitator on small projects of 264 MW from water.

 

v  DG Khan Teaching Hospital has been completed on solar energy.

 

v  The 300 kW project has saved Rs. 87 lakh in the last seven months

 

v  Government Boys Comprehensive School Gujranwala has been shifted to solar energy.

 

v  An AC testing and labeling lab has been set up at UET CERAD.

 

v  An energy project from Solid Waste is being implemented in Lahore.

 

v  The Department of Energy is promoting net metering in the province.

 

v  Introducing Domestic Solar Policy for Home Consumers.

 

v  The Energy Department is constructing Net Zero Building in Lahore.

 

v  In the case of power theft, we recovered Rs 3.15 billion and deposited it in the exchequer.

 

v  A free dispensary has been set up in Bhaki under Corporate Social Responsibility.

 

v  An agreement has been reached to supply gas from Sui Nadar Gas for Haveli Bahadur Shah Power Plant.

 

v  Zenfa Energy has signed an agreement with Chobara for the cheapest 100 MW solar power plant in the history of Pakistan. We have agreed on 3.7 cents while PML-N had agreed on Quaid-e-Azam Solar at 14.1 cents.