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    October 17, 2022

    Going the Thar route

    After decades of policy shifts on the energy front, will Pakistan go towards domestic coal to avoid the bloodbaths of the spot markets? It is a simple problem. Pakistan relies heavily on imported fuel sources such as reliquefied natural gas...

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