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Crisis of electric power productivity!
In the rule of X-PM Yousaf Raza gelani, for the low productivity and availability of electricity, government made a decision to go through work 5-day in a week, which one not effective.and now in Raja Parveez ashraf's rule (X manister of water and electricity) decision to go away with 5-day week.
is this the just solution of this crisis?????????? what's your opinion??????? |
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Every second person I know is involved in tax theft, lavish use of power and resources, indulges in spreading ills from mental incarceration of others to environmental pollution. Almost every Pakistani has defaulted in one way or the other. FATA, PATA, Government of all the Provinces and the Federal Government, MCS,EME,FWO,etc.... are all defaulters of electricity bills. They(ordinary people) use stolen electricity to boil huge water tanks for routine use in my village and many rural areas, Yet we burn tires and break public property for restoration of order in the context of Power and resource. No one, I repeat no one can solve this crisis for the next 20 years. Our kids will experience loadshedding, No khan, sharif, sayein, Gujar,mazari, Ameer or even a Field Marshal can stop it. Only you and I can but we wont cause we think that we cant.
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it is quite clear that these types of decision aren't solution. actually politician are not serious in this issue they are just passing their time. their two types of solution which are short and long term solution.
Possible solution 1- Sole energy administration for regulation of energy sector should be formed 2- Energy conservation 3- Production of energy with renewable resources • Wind • Solar 4- Nuclear power plants 5- Construction of dams • Basha dam • And other dames 6-Exploitation of coal reserves 7- IPI gas pipeline 8- Electricity import from Iran these are short term and long term solution of energy crisis
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Guys it's all about the money. Pakistan's installed capacity is sufficient to meet the country's needs, but we do not have enough money to run all power plants at full capacity.
First, the cost of electricity to the government is much higher than the cost to the consumer i.e. the government is subsidizing electricity. However, due to financial constraints, this is getting harder and harder as seen by the current power crisis. The second (and more serious) problem is theft. According to a report by the ministry of finance, from July 2011-May 2012, ONLY Rs 400.8 Billion were collected against a total bill of Rs 895 Billion! . February was the worst month in terms of collections with only 26 Billion collected against 100 Billion. ONLY 26%! Now, can anyone expect anything less than 12 hour load shedding? |
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Ya you right.but we just discuss this important matter not to do any serious attempt to solve it....every home now purchase and consume oil to use generator and UPS....the amount which we spent on these items, not use to build solar panel which work on natural energy.means no extra wastage of money as in generator. and what's the reason that in our country,which has best conditions for the production of electricity from solar panels,technique is not popular??
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Solar Energy
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Weather, Maintenance Initial Investment Theft. In my opinion Coal reserves, and Hdro power projects should be completed because they are less expensive and environment friendly |
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Pakistan does have ideal weather for use of solar power, but right now, I think our best bet is to concentrate on hydro and coal power projects. |
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Solar panels are pretty expensive and therefore out of the questions for most people. Also, large scale generation of electricity through solar power will require a hefty initial investment.
But does the solar panels are more expensive then weekly or monthly fuel consumption on electricity produce by generators????
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