Renewable energy sources in power generation in Pakistan

By S. Shakeel, J. Takala, W. Shakeel. 2016

168 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Energy Engineering and Power Technology, Pollution, Water Science and Technology

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In Energy Engineering and Power Technology

1. Muhammad Shahbaz

In Pollution

1. Zhilun Jiao
2. K. Abbasi
3. Khaled Bashir Shaban
4. Nasrudin Abdul Rahim
5. Atika Qazi
6. Fayaz Hussain
7. Arman Khan
8. Glenn Hardaker

In Water Science and Technology

1. Muhammad Shahbaz

Citations in the corpus

• Solar Energy Development in Pakistan: Barriers and Policy Recommendations (2019, background): “The country has an overall 1,600,000 MW solar power potential [21].”
• Towards Sustainable Energy: A Systematic Review of Renewable Energy Sources, Technologies, and Public Opinions (2019, background): “In the case of developing countries being able to meet the challenges of energy crises (particularly electricity shortages), a study [50] indicated several issues such as lack of foresight, flawed policies, poor decision-making and lack of seriousness at a higher level.”
• Asymmetric impact of renewable and non-renewable energy on economic growth in Pakistan: New evidence from a nonlinear analysis (2020, background): “Motivated by this, we have found related studies in the case of Pakistan such as, (Ashfaq and Ianakiev, 2018; Danish et al., 2017; Khan and Pervaiz, 2013; Malik et al., 2014; Maqbool and Sudong, 2018; Mirza et al., 2012; Rauf et al., 2015; Shakeel et al., 2016; Zeeshan Ashfaq, 2019).”