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Ammar Nasim Rana

@ammarnasim

Electrical Engineer, @covcampus. Tech Entrepreneur, obsessed with Traveling, Current Affairs, Sustainable Energy and Technology.

Katılım Temmuz 2009
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Sania Ashiq
Sania Ashiq@SaniaaAshiq·
If you want to know how she knows what the public needs, this is how she goes to common citizens and ask them how much they earn! These interactions show how CM Punjab @MaryamNSharif stays rooted to her people. If you want to know how comfortable the people are with her, watch this road side seller call her "baji" like she is an elder of the family, a family every Pakistani living in Punjab feels a part of.
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Asad Nasir
Asad Nasir@asadnasir2000·
⚡Electricity shortages in 🇵🇰 Pakistan are due to mobile charging, with 180 million to 200 million units being used to charge mobile phones every day. - Javed Chaudhry.
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Saad Kaiser 🇵🇰@TheSaadKaiser·
Pakistan without Imran Khan looks so beautiful and progressive! ♥️
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Sardar Hamza Zahid
Sardar Hamza Zahid@bismilhamza·
Lucky enough to Witness these visuals in Lahore. PMLN is the best thing ever happened to this country. I want atleast 10 years of PMLN in Govt without any hurdle.
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Ammar Nasim Rana@ammarnasim·
@ChaudharyWad This is stupidity. Cars or bikes would slip, should definitely go for something like tough tiles or matt finish material
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WAD@ChaudharyWad·
صابری کالونی گلی نمبر 14 اور 15 میں ماربل لگنا شروع۔ ہم ڈی سی صاحب اوکاڑہ اور نا معلوم کونسلر کا شکریہ ادا کرتے ہیں۔ اور بلدیہ اوکاڑہ کی کاوشوں کو سراہتے ہیں 🫡 جب پیسے کسی حلال ماں کے بیٹے کے ہاتھوں میں آجائیں پھر ایسے کام ہوگا 🙂
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Hammad Azhar
Hammad Azhar@Hammad_Azhar·
I co-own an apartment in One Const avenue. Purchased it after I left govt & urgently needed a place to stay in Isb. Tax declared & with complete income trail AH. Bought from a previous owner & resident. - I demand a committee be formed on Katchi Abaadis demolition too - I also demand that Pak govt ask UAE & UK to seize and return all properties purchased by Pak nationals & not declared in their tax returns. - I demand to see money trail of purchase of avenfield apartments in London.
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Ammar Nasim Rana@ammarnasim·
@SaadInCyber 50GW of solar means we inject about 8GW of electricity via solar. This is quite near to actual
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Saad.@SaadInCyber·
We most certainly did not import 50GW of solar. We do not have 50GW of solar in this country. What has most likely happened is industrial scale misreporting in customs where different item containers were declared as Solar Panels to take advantage of zero duty imports.
Startup Pakistan@PakStartup

Pakistan has imported over 50 gigawatt (GW) worth of solar panels in the past five years at an estimated cost of nearly $18 billion, according to a recent study presented at the Karachi School of Business and Leadership (KSBL). The report highlights that this volume is equivalent to the country’s entire national grid capacity, reflecting a rapid shift toward distributed renewable energy. The study, conducted by Renewables First, notes that around 38 GW of imported solar capacity is already in use across Pakistan as of 2025, with households accounting for the largest share. While the solar boom has helped millions of users shield themselves from rising electricity costs and energy instability, it has also contributed to financial pressure on grid-dependent consumers due to rising capacity payments and circular debt. Experts warn that increasing adoption of solar and upcoming battery storage systems could further reduce reliance on the national grid, creating long-term structural challenges for energy planning unless financing gaps and policy reforms are addressed. Disclaimer: Image is AI generated and for reference only. #Pakistan #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #CleanEnergy #EnergyCrisis #SolarPower #ClimateTech #PakistanEconomy #GreenEnergy #EnergyTransition

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Asad Nasir
Asad Nasir@asadnasir2000·
🚨 BIG SHOCK FOR SOLAR CONSUMERS: THE RENT FOR GREEN METER INCREASED FROM RS 1000 TO RS 4500.
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Ammar Nasim Rana@ammarnasim·
The new model for net metering by NEPRA is going to fail miserably. Residential units are now going totally off grid with the price of lithium batteries coming down. With the changing technology and development of sodium batteries government would hardly left with anyone buying their high priced electricity.
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Arsalan@ArsalanAliSyed·
Honestly, what did you guys really think? After bringing so many IPPs on the grid and guaranteeing their every cent, did you really think the government would let you go off the grid so easily! Abhi tu license lagaya hai. Zyada shor machaya tu tumhara CNIC bhi cancel kardengay!
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Ammar Nasim Rana@ammarnasim·
The new model for net metering by NEPRA is going to fail miserably. Residential units are now going totally off grid with the price of lithium batteries coming down. With the changing technology and development of sodium batteries government would hardly left with anyone buying their high priced electricity.
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Asad Nasir
Asad Nasir@asadnasir2000·
🇵🇰 NEPRA LICENSE MADE MANDATORY FOR ALL CONSUMERS INSTALLING SOLAR SYSTEMS. - @ExpressNewsPK
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Sanie Khan
Sanie Khan@khan_sanie·
Field Marshall Ayub Khan bought Gwadar for $6M. UAE seeks US currency swap & may file insolvency. Kuwait is smaller than Liaquatabad. The 7 oil pieces (UAE) sit on a PETRO$ bomb 💣
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Ayesha Ufaq
Ayesha Ufaq@Ufaq_RM·
So now reports are suggesting that both USA & IRAN Delegations will arrive tomorrow morning, how many time they will revise Thier plan, is there any deadlock still exist??? #IslamabadTalks2
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amsha
amsha@ohhyesweirdo·
This one house in F6 is on sale, baba ki sari zameen jaidad ghar mila kr bhi 2 Arab nahin ban pa raha
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Awais Nazir
Awais Nazir@awaisnazirch·
@ammarnasim @AtifRMian Batteries with 10 year replacement warranties (25 years life) became common in 2026 only. Before that 5 year replacement warranties were common. Now is the best time to install batteries in hoardes.
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Atif Mian
Atif Mian@AtifRMian·
Petrol at Rs 30/litre in Pakistan sounds crazy. It is not. What is crazy is the policy failure that prevents it. Petrol is around Rs 300/litre today, excluding government levy, here's how it can effectively be Rs 30/litre. People do not consume petrol for its own sake; they use it to travel. The average Pakistani rides a motorbike. A fuel-efficient motorbike can travel about 60 km on one litre. An efficient electric scooter can travel about 30 km per kWh, so it needs only 2 kWh to cover the same 60 km. What should 2 kWh cost in Pakistan? Pakistan is one of the best places in the world for solar, with an all-in LCOE cost of around 5 cents per kWh. The electricity cost is 10 cents, or Rs 30/litre of distance travelled! The Rs 30/litre calculation remains the same for cars. The 300-versus-30 gap is the cost of bad policy. It reflects billions of dollars of saving that could instead finance EV infrastructure: charging, distribution, battery swapping, and smart pricing software etc. - boosting much-needed domestic investment. Since solar is highly modular. You do not need massive scale to get reasonable efficiency. That creates business and employment opportunities for small domestic power producers. Instead, Pakistan leaned into large fossil-fuel plants financed by dollar-denominated borrowing and guaranteed returns. Local firms face credit constraints, but solar creates a natural collateralizable cash flow through electricity sales to the grid. With the right regulatory framework, this could have unlocked large private domestic investment, and employment. Battery swapping is another area where small local businesses could have emerged and scaled. Electricity enables smart pricing. When solar supply is abundant, prices can fall, and poor households and firms can shift usage to cheaper hours - automatic demand stabilization Better air quality would mean longer, healthier lives and higher productivity. That is a growth multiplier Green technology industries could be developed domestically with the right industrial policy, easing balance-of-payments pressure while raising employment and investment. Instead, Pakistan chose imported-fuel power plants, protected a backward-looking domestic auto sector, and raised electricity prices by burdening them with the fixed costs of those plants and heavy taxation, slowing EV adoption. Then came the net-metering fiasco, all to keep zombie power plants alive. Pakistan’s energy policy may be the clearest example of a broken nervous system. I hope someone fixes it, because people are paying the price, 300-versus-30
Atif Mian@AtifRMian

Should petrol be 30 rupees a litre in Pakistan?

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