**Pakistan Alternative Energy Association Hosts Influential Conference to Advance Renewable Energy and Climate Action**
The Pakistan Alternative Energy Association (PAEA) has concluded a pivotal national conference in Islamabad, drawing together policymakers, industry leaders, and technical experts to accelerate Pakistan’s progress on renewable energy and climate action. The high-profile event served as a dynamic platform for innovation, strategic collaboration, and policy dialogue aimed at supporting the country’s transition toward cleaner and more sustainable energy sources.
Organized by PAEA’s Executive Body in partnership with key stakeholders, the conference focused on Pakistan’s evolving renewable energy landscape, policy development, and emerging climate action priorities. Participants engaged in comprehensive discussions on the urgent need to foster sustainable growth and enhance the adoption of green energy solutions across the country.
A notable array of dignitaries attended the forum, reflecting broad institutional support for renewable initiatives. Among them were Federal Minister Mian Riaz Hussain Pirzada, Admiral Muhammad Asif Sandila, Dr. Firdous Ashiq Awan, General Haroon Sikander Pasha, General Salahuddin, Abbas Khan from the Ministry of Communication, Ijlal Ahmad Khan of the Economic Affairs Division, Shah Jahan Mirza from the Private Power & Infrastructure Board (PPIB), Irfan Ullah Khan of the Ministry of Energy (KPK), and Islamabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry President Nasir Qureshi.
The agenda encompassed a series of impactful presentations and panel discussions. PAEA set the tone with an overview of its mission and achievements in promoting alternative energy initiatives nationwide. Subsequent sessions explored the contribution of biofuels in reducing carbon emissions, examined the potential for expanding hydro energy, and provided updates on the national and provincial policy frameworks governing renewable energy development.
A significant highlight of the conference was the emphasis on private sector involvement in driving energy innovation. Industry experts and business leaders exchanged insights on market-led solutions that can both fuel the renewable energy transition and bolster Pakistan’s economic resilience.
Concluding the event, PAEA and its partners issued a strong call for enhanced public-private collaboration to reach Pakistan’s ambitious climate and renewable energy targets. Reaffirming its leadership role, PAEA pledged to continue championing the nation’s shift toward a more resilient, clean, and sustainable energy future.
