The initiative underscores Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s commitment to leveraging specialized knowledge for transformative reforms in the nation’s vital power sector.
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has opted to enlist the expertise of independent specialists to navigate the complexities of Pakistan’s power sector, signaling a shift away from bureaucratic advisement amid concerns over conflicting information.
According to media reports, sources close to the decision-making process revealed that the move comes in response to discrepancies noted in briefings provided by the bureaucracy. The decision aims to harness independent perspectives on critical issues such as hydropower projects, net metering, solarization, and electricity pricing strategies. Additionally, consultations are slated on the transition of imported coal power plants to utilizing Thar Coal resources.
Plans include seeking expert guidance on the privatization of electricity production and distribution entities, with comprehensive reforms envisaged under the stewardship of private sector advisors.
According to sources, working papers have been forwarded to independent experts, hinting at the formation of a specialized committee or council dedicated to tackling pivotal power sector challenges. Energy Minister [Name] has been tasked with overseeing these initiatives, reflecting a proactive approach to addressing Pakistan’s energy landscape.
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The initiative underscores Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s commitment to leveraging specialized knowledge for transformative reforms in the nation’s vital power sector.
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