Digitisation and Decarbonisation of Power Distribution Networks in Pakistan Powering Pakistan's Just Transition (DEDI)
Pakistan’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 3.0 commits the country to unconditionally reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 17 percent, compared to 2015 levels. In the energy sector, this requires increasing the share of on-grid renewable energy from around 30 percent today (including hydropower) to 60 percent by 2030. Achieving this transition places significant demands on the national power system.
The DEDI project supports Pakistan in advancing its energy transition by strengthening the foundations needed for a low-carbon, climate-resilient power sector. It works with key public institutions and power sector operators to improve planning processes, enhance technical capabilities and introduce innovative digital solutions that reduce losses and emissions, and support grid stability. By combining strategic guidance with practical measures, the project contributes to creating an enabling environment for a sustainable and future-oriented energy transition.
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