Climate change, energy security and net metering, Human activities are main driver of climate change.

CLIMATE change; ENERGY security; NATURAL gas reserves; COAL-fired power plants; HYDROELECTRIC power plants; ENERGY industries; SOLAR cell efficiency

The article discusses the detrimental impact of the energy sector and climate change in Pakistan. It highlights the connection between electricity generation and climate change, attributing it to the burning of fossil fuels and the resulting greenhouse gas emissions. The transition towards thermal power plants and the depletion of natural gas reserves have significantly increased GHG emissions in Pakistan, leading to high electricity prices and environmental consequences. The article suggests that transitioning to wind, hydropower, and solar-based electricity generation can mitigate climate change. It also praises the citizens of Pakistan for adopting rooftop solar systems as a cost-effective alternative to the national grid. The article emphasizes the need for proactive measures from the government to combat corruption in the power sector. [Extracted from the article]

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