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4 Companies Are Planning to Convert All of Thar’s Coal to Gas And Liquid
Four Pakistani coal mining and power generation companies are planning to convert massive deposits of Thar coal into gas and liquid. The companies include HUBCO, Engro, Fauji Fertilizer, and Fatima Group.
According to Khalid Mansoor, CEO of HUBCO, the four companies have decided to start a surface coal gasification and liquefaction program to reduce Pakistan’s dependence on imported fuel.
The development follows the announcement of Prime Minister Imran Khan from last month when he pledged to produce 60% of Pakistan’s total energy from green sources by 2030.
Similarly, Nadeem Babar, PM’s adviser on Petroleum, said that the federal government is exploring coal to liquids and coal to gas technologies. The current coal projects would continue but the government will not allow the construction of coal power plants in the future.
Chinese companies are funding and developing most of Pakistan’s coal plants through the $60 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project.
Stretching over 9,000 sq. km, the Thar coalfield has an estimated 175 billion tons of coal reserves which makes it the 7th biggest coalfield in the world
Four Pakistani coal mining and power generation companies are planning to convert massive deposits of Thar coal into gas and liquid. The companies include HUBCO, Engro, Fauji Fertilizer, and Fatima Group.
According to Khalid Mansoor, CEO of HUBCO, the four companies have decided to start a surface coal gasification and liquefaction program to reduce Pakistan’s dependence on imported fuel.
The development follows the announcement of Prime Minister Imran Khan from last month when he pledged to produce 60% of Pakistan’s total energy from green sources by 2030.
Similarly, Nadeem Babar, PM’s adviser on Petroleum, said that the federal government is exploring coal to liquids and coal to gas technologies. The current coal projects would continue but the government will not allow the construction of coal power plants in the future.
Chinese companies are funding and developing most of Pakistan’s coal plants through the $60 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project.
Stretching over 9,000 sq. km, the Thar coalfield has an estimated 175 billion tons of coal reserves which makes it the 7th biggest coalfield in the world
4 Companies Are Planning to Convert All of Thar's Coal to Gas And Liquid
Four Pakistani coal mining and power generation companies are planning to convert massive deposits of Thar coal into gas and liquid. The companies include
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