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ANNUAL REPORT
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Private Power and Infrastructure Board
ANNUAL REPORT
Private Power and Infrastructure Board
The GoP is equally aware of its responsibilities for safeguarding the environment, therefore, latest/super
critical technology based power plants are being installed first time in the country having minimum
impact on the environment. In this regard, all sites of coal based power projects in Pakistan are
subjected to detailed Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) to determine the impact on environment
components including water, wind, soil, noise etc. These EIA reports are reviewed and approved by the
concerned environmental protection agencies of the respective provincial governments to ensure that
all rules, regulations and standards to safeguard environment are strictly adhered to.
Usage of coal for power generation vis-à-vis energy-mix in the global as well as Pakistan's context is
shown below. The other two pie charts depict PPIB's achieved as well as planned energy-mix:
Global Energy Mix - 2020
Solar Other
3% Renewables
Pakistan's Energy Mix as of 2020
(excluding KE)
Bagasse. 365MW Nuclear, 1467MW
SPP/CPP, 427MW
(1.18%)
RFO/HSD/Oil
3%
Solar 430MW
(1.19%)
1.02%
(4.07%)
The above images highlight that expensive and imported fuels are gradually being tapered off from
the energy-mix of country by replacing them with indigenous coal and hydro. Oil being highly
expensive and natural gas due to rapid depletion have no more presence in PPIB's portfolio of
upcoming projects. From above images, it can be concluded that worldwide, although coal is still the
leading source of power generation, however, in Pakistan, coal's contribution in power generation has
been 13% which is jointly shared by imported coal with 11% and Thar coal with 2%. With the completion
of 300 MW Gwadar project, the percentage of imported coal would be marginally increased. However,
with the gradual induction of hydro, Thar coal and other renewables, the presence of imported coal
alongwith RFO/HSD would be further reduced from Pakistan's energy landscape. In a bid to eliminate
less prioritized fuels from the energy-mix of country, efforts are being made by PPIB for induction of
more projects based on Thar coal and hydro under the IGCEP roadmap.
The list of upcoming Thar coal based power generation projects being processed by PPIB is as follows
while brief introduction & status of each is given in the coming pages:
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Hydropower
16%
Source: IEA
Wind
5%
Nuclear
10%
Gas
23%
Coal
37%
PPIB's Achieved Energy Mix
Local Coal, 660MW
(4%)
(1994-2020)
Wind, 1248MW
(3.47%)
Local Coal, 810MW
(2.25%)
Hydropower, 333MW
(2%)
Oil, 3993MW
Imported Coal,
3960MW (22%)
(23%)
RING, 3633MW
(21%)
Gas. 4972MW
(28%)
S.No.
Project Name
Capacity (MW)
Status as on 30.06.2020
Hydropower,
9861MW
27.42%
Imported Coal,
3560 MW (11.01%)
1.
Engro
660
Commissioned
2.
Thar Energy Limited
330
Under Construction
RING 3784MW
(10.52%)
Oll, 6143MW
3.
ThalNova
330
Under FC
(17.00%)
Get, 7460MW
(20.74%)
4.
Shanghai
1,320
5.
Lucky
660
Under FC
Under Construction
6.
Siddiqsons
330
Under FC
PPIB's Planned Energy Mix
Oracle
7.
1,320
Under Issuance of NTP/LOI
Imp.Coal,
RLNG, 1263 MW
(10.50%)
300MW
(2.49%)
Hydropower, 6175MW
(51.33%)
Thar Coal, 4290MW
(35.66%)
Total (MW)
4,950
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