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Solar boom leaves low-income households behind amid Sindh’s energy, climate challenges: experts
Pakistan’s rapidly expanding solar market was transforming the country’s energy landscape, but millions of low-income households risk being left behind as the high upfront cost of installations and lack of maintenance support limit access to affordable electricity, speakers warned at the Sindh Energy & Climate Conference (SECC26). The disparity was highlighted during a discussion on solar energy access at the two-day conference held in Karachi last week, where experts, government representatives, labour groups, and community activists examined whether the country’s growing shift towards re...
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