WB approves $375.9m power grid project for Pakistan
The World Bank has approved a $375.9 million project to modernize Pakistan's national electricity transmission system. The initiative aims to improve grid reliability, integrate renewable energy sources, and reduce carbon emissions.
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This project is critical for Pakistan's energy security and its transition toward cleaner, more resilient power infrastructure in the face of climate change.
The World Bank has approved a $375.9 million Grid Stability Project to modernise and strengthen Pakistan's national electricity transmission system, according to an official statement.
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