Pakistan Needs 62,000MW Power Capacity by 2035 to Fuel Growth
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- •Current power generation capacity in Pakistan is significantly below the projected 62,000MW needed by 2035.
- •Economic growth in Pakistan is expected to increase energy demand substantially over the next decade.
- •The government and energy sector stakeholders are focusing on expanding generation capacity to avoid power shortages.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Pakistan successfully expands its power generation capacity to 62,000MW by 2035 the country could support sustained economic growth, reduce power outages, and attract more industrial investment.
Market Exposure
StocksPakistan Electric Power CompaniesUpward Pressure
Plans to increase generation capacity could boost revenues and valuations of electric power companies involved in new projects.
This is not investment advice. Market exposure is based on conditional event analysis.
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