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Renewable Resources Only Solution to Energy Crisis

Economic Review, May 1996 | Article details

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Renewable Resources Only Solution to Energy Crisis


The government has to take the initiative to introduce the non-traditional energy technology. The oil technology took 60 years to gain currency. Pakistan should, instead of relying on costly western technology, devise indigenous environment-friendly energy technologies.

Pakistan needs to maximise the use of renewable energy resources to avert the impending energy crisis and environmental catastrophe. The country's dependence on the non-renewable sources of energy was on the rise and these resources were fast depleting. This trend has to be arrested, otherwise, we are fast heading towards an energy crisis. The proven reserves of gas in the country were enough for 17 years and the oil …

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