List of Power Plants in Pakistan

In Service Thermal Power Stations

Station LocationKot Addu Power Company LimitedHub Power Company PlantBin Qasim Power Plant IBin Qasim Power Plant II

Guddu Thermal StationJamshoro Power StationUch Power PlantRousch (Pakistan) Power PlantNandipur Power ProjectPak Gen. (Pvt) Limited Thermal StationLalpir LimitedAltern Energy LimitedAtlas Power LimitedAttock Gen LimitedEngro Energy LimitedFauji Kabirwala Power CompanyLiberty Power ProjectFoundation Power Company (Daharki) LimitedGul AhmedHalmore Power Generation Company LimitedHub Power Project-NarowalLiberty Power TechNishat Power LimitedNishat Chunian LimitedOrient Power Company LimitedSaif Power LimitedSapphire Electric Company LimitedSaba Power Company LimitedSouthern Electric Power Company LimitedTapal Energy LimitedHabibullah Coastal Power (Pvt) CompanyJapan Power Generation (Pvt) Limited

Kot Addu, Punjab

Hub, Balochistan

Karachi, Sindh

Karachi, Sindh

Guddu, Kashmore,Sind

Jamshoro District,Sindh

Nasirabad District,Balochistan

Kabirwala, Punjab

Gujranwala, Punjab

Muzaffargarh, Punjab

Muzaffargarh, Punjab

Fateh Jang, Punjab

Sheikhupura, Punjab

Rawalpindi, Punjab

Ghotki, Sindh

Kabirwala, Punjab

Daharki, Sindh

Daharki, Sindh

Karachi, Sindh

Sheikhupura, Punjab

Narowal, Punjab

Faisalabad, Punjab

Lahore, Punjab

Lahore, Punjab

Kasur District, Punjab

Sahiwal, PunjabMuridke, Sheikhupura District, PunjabFarooqabad,Sheikhupura, Punjab

Raiwind, Lahore

Karachi, Sindh

Quetta, Balochistan

Raiwind, Punjab

Kohinoor Energy LimitedSitara Energy Limited

Total Capacity

Under Construction or ProposedStation Location

Uch-II Power Plant

Grange Holding Group Power Plant

Star Power Project

KE Coal Power Plant

Sindh Engro Thar Coal Power Project

Kandra Power Project

Gadani Energy ParkGadani Coal Power Plant

Coal Power Project

Thar Coal Power PlantTotal Capacity

Lahore, Punjab

Jaranwala, Faisalabad,Punjab

Nasirabad District, Dera Murad Jamali,Balochistan

Arifwala, Punjab

Daharki, Ghotki District, Sindh

Karachi, Sindh

Tharparkar,Sindh

Sukkur, Sindh

Gadani,Balochistan

Gadani,Balochistan

Port Qasim,Karachi, Sindh

Tharparkar,Sindh

In Service Thermal Power Stations

Capacity ( Notes1,638 Oil and Natural Gas fired thermal stations

1,292 Oil-fired thermal station

1,260 Oil- and Natural Gas-fired PP

560 Natural Gas-fired Combine Cycle PP

1,049 Natural Gas-fired thermal station

1,054 Oil- and Natural Gas-fired PP

596 Natural Gas-fired thermal

450 Natural Gas-fired thermal

525 Gas fired Plant

365 Oil-fired thermal

362 Oil-fired thermal

29 Gas-fired Diesel Engine

225 Furnace Oil Fired Plant


227 Combined Cycle Power plant

157 Combined[2]235 Natural Gas-fired thermal

185 Combined Cycle Power Plant

136 Furnace Oil

225 Gas Fired Combined Cycle


200 Furnace Oil Combined Cycle



229 Gas Fired, Combined Cycle

229 Gas, Combined Cycle


125 Furnace Oil Fired Unit

136 Furnace Oil Fired Thermal Plant

126 Furnace Oil Fired Thermal Plant

140 Natural Gas Fired Plant



85 Diesel and Natural Gas Fired Plant

13,116 MW

Under Construction or ProposedCapacity ( Status

404

152 Under construction, furnace oil combine cycle power plant, to be operational by October 2014.[7]

134 Under construction, UAEs Al-Ghurair Group is setting up 134MW Gas-Thermal power project, to be completed by July 2016 and expected to cost $100 million.[8]

660 Under construction[9]

1200

120 Proposed, LOI issued.[11]

6600 Proposed, China will install 10 coal power plants of 660MW each that will cost $14 billion.[12]660 Proposed, Ciner Group of Turkey has agreed to immediately start work on a 660 MW power plant at Gaddani.[13]

1320

660 Proposed11910 MW

Under construction,[5] Gas-Thermal Power Generation,[6] to be operational by December 2014.

Under construction[10]

PPIB issued a Letter of Intent to the Joint Venture of M/s Al Mirqab Capital of Qatar and Sinohydro Resources Ltd of China for the development of 2x660MW power coal-fired project at Port Qasim, Karachi.[14]

Under construction, furnace oil combine cycle power plant, to be operational by October 2014.[7]

Under construction, UAEs Al-Ghurair Group is setting up 134MW Gas-Thermal power project, to be completed by July 2016 and expected to cost $100 million.[8]

Proposed, China will install 10 coal power plants of 660MW each that will cost $14 billion.[12]Proposed, Ciner Group of Turkey has agreed to immediately start work on a 660 MW power plant at Gaddani.[13]

In service

Station

Tarbela DamGhazi-Barotha Hydropower ProjectMangla DamWarsak DamChashma BarrageAllai Khwar Hydropower ProjectNew Bong EscapeKhan Khwar Hydropower ProjectDuber Khwar hydropower projectJinnah hydropower projectGomal Zam DamNeelumJhelum Hydropower PlantSatpara DamRasul Barrage Hydropower ProjectJabban (Malakand-I) DamDargai (Malakand-II) DamMalakand-III Hydropower ProjectShadiwal DamChichoki Malian Hydel DamNandipur DamNaltar-I, Nalter-II DamsNaltar-IV DamKuram Garhi DamRenala Khurd HPPDarawat DamGolen Gol projectPatrind DamMachai DamPAEC Chashma Hydel DamKathai DamKundal Shahi Dam

Leepa DamJari Dam

Jagran-I DamChitral DamSingul DamPion DamSermik DamBasho-I DamTormik-I DamHaramosh DamBubind DamGilgit DamSkardu-I DamSkardu-II, III DamsChilas-I DamHunza DamShyok DamAstore DamKachura-II DamGhizar DamThak DamPhandar DamBordas DamKharmang DamYasin DamBunnar Chilas DamRoundu DamKar Gah-I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII DamsHisper-I DamNaz Bar DamJaglot-I, II DamsChalt DamKhyber-I, II DamsShigar DamShirting DamSher Qila DamParishing/LouseDarel-I,II Dams

Bunner DamTangir DamBoladas-I DamKhunjerab DamGol DamHarpo-I, Harchu, Dainyor, Gurikot, Kayo, Dango DaManthoka, Astore, Gulmit, Tolti-I, Khaplu-I, Kachura-Khaibar-I, II, Mushki, Rattu, Misgar, Ghandus, Kiris-ITangir-I, Chillas-II, Hayul, Khaplu-I, Sumayar-I, MeJaglot Sai, Sermik-I, Olding-I, Thore, Minapin-I, AhmJalalabad DamHasanabad-I, II, III, IV, V DamsDumsum DamBalagond DamIshkuman-I, II DamsReshunAshuran DamThall DamShishi, Karora, Kalam, Keyal, Kaghan, Duber, Jalkot

Under Construction or Proposed

Station

NeelumJhelum Hydropower PlantGolen Gol hydropower projectPatrind DamDiamer-Bhasha DamKeyal KhwarNal Gaj DamNaltar-5Naltar-3Dasu Hydropower ProjectShagarthang Hydropower ProjectTaunsa Barrage Hydropower PlantNaulong DamSuki Kinari Hydropower Project

Kurram Tangi DamBara DamKohala Hydropower ProjectKalabagh DamKotli Hydropower ProjectBunji Hydropower ProjectPhandar Hydropower ProjectBasho Hydropower StationLawi Hydropower ProjectHarpo Hydropower ProjectMunda DamAkhori DamSkardu-Katzarah DamLower Spat Gah hydropower projectMiddle Palas hydropower projectUpper Palas hydropower projectThakot Hydropower ProjectPattan hydropower ProjectTank Zam DamAthmuqam DamRajhdani DamNekherdim-Paur DamTurtonus-Uzghor DamMahl Hydropower ProjectThack HPPBhadi Dhoba HPPGaleter HPPSaridoa Cross HPPChamfall HPPGuddu Hydropower StationKarot Hydropower ProjectAzad Pattan Hydropower ProjectHarighel Hydropower ProjectSehra Hydropower ProjectChakothi-Hattian HPPJagran-II

Sharmai Hydropower ProjectMadian Hydropower ProjectAsrit-Kedam HPPKalam AsritGabral KalamKarang Hydropower ProjectKaigah Hydropower ProjectShogo-Sin Hydel DamShushgai ZhendollYogo, PakistanThor Hydropower ProjectYulbo Hydropower ProjectShyok Hydropower ProjectTungus Hydropower ProjectSkardu DamDudhnial Hydropower ProjectKundal Shahi Hydropower ProjectTrappi Hydropower ProjectTangir Hydropower ProjectMatiltan Hydropower ProjectGulpur Hydropower ProjectWinder Dam

Hingol Dam

Garuk Dam

Pelar Dam

Daraban Zam Dam

Ghabir Dam

Papin Dam

In service

Community Capacity (MW)3,478

1,450

1,120

243

184

121

84

72

130

96

17.4

969

17.3

22

22

20

81

13.5

13.2

13.8

2.28

18

Kurram Garhi,KPK, Kuchkot Canal 41.1

0.45

106

150

1

1.2

3.2

2

2

Mirpur, Azad Kashmir 1

Tarbela,Haripur District,Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,Indus River

Attock, Punjab,Indus River

Mirpur, Azad Kashmir,Jehlum River

Peshawar,Kabul River,KPK

Chashma, Indus River, Punjab

Mansehra,KPK, Indus River

Mirpur, Azad Kashmir,Jehlum River

Kohistan Disttrict, KPK,Indus River

Kohistan District, KPK,Indus River

Jinnah Barrage,Punjab, Indus River

South Waziristan,FATA, Gomal River

Muzaffarabad,Azad Kashmir,Jhelum River

Skardu,Satpara River

Mandi Bahauddin,Jehlum River,Punjab

Malakand District, Swat River

Malakand District,Dargai,Swat River

Malakand District, Swat River

Gujrat District,Punjab

Sheikhupura,Upper Jhelum Canal

Gujranwala,Upper Jhelum Canal

Gilgit, Naltar River


Renala Khurd,Okara District, Lower BariDoab Canal

Jamshoro District, Sindh, Nai Baran River

Chitral, Mastuj River

Muzaffarabad,AJK, Kunhar River

Mardan District,KPK, Machai Canal

Chashma,Mianwali District, Punjab

Muzaffarabad,AJK, Kathai Nullah

Neelam Valley,GB

Leepa Valley,Muzaffarabad,AJK

30.4

Chitral 1Gilgit 1.2Gah 1Skardu 1Skardu 1

1

Gilgit 1Astore 0.64Gilgit 10.63Skardu 6.96Skardu 1.64Chilas 5.62

5.13

4.85

Astore 3.11Skardu 3

2

Chilas 22

Ghanche 21.89

1.61

1.5

1.52

Gilgit 13.34Hunza Valley 1Yasin Valley 1Jaglot 1.32Nagar Valley 1Gilgit 2Skardu 1Skardu 1Gilgit 1.11Astore 1Ghanche 1.2

Neelum Valley,AJK, Jagran River

Roundu Valley,GB

Hunza Valley,GB

Shyok Valley,GB

Ghizer District,GB

Ghizer District,GB

Kharmang Valley, GB

Ghizer District,GB

Diamer District,GB

Roundu Valley,GB

Chilas 1Chilas 1

0.64

Gujrab River 0.59

Skardu 0.42

1.5

1.85

1.5

GB 1Gilgit 1Hunza Valley 2Gah 1.5Gah 1.5Ishkuman 2.38Chitral 4.5

0.4

0.4

Various Locations inKhyber Pakhtunkhwa 2.1Total Capacity 8,603

Under Construction or Proposed

Community Capacity (MW)969

106

148

4,500

128

4.2

14.4

16

4,320

26

120

4.4

840

Hunza Valley,GB

Various Locations inGBVarious Locations inGBVarious Locations inGBVarious Locations inGB

Muzaffarabad,Azad Kashmir,Neelum River

Chitral, KPK,Mastuj River

Muzaffarabad,Azad Kashmir,Kunhar River

Chilas, Indus River

Kohistan District, KPK,Indus River

Dadu District, Gaj River,Sindh



Kohistan District, KPK,Dassu, Indus River

Skardu,Baltistan, Indus River

Taunsa,Muzaffargarh District, Punjab,Indus River

Jhal Magsi District, Mula River,Balochistan

Kaghan Valley,Mansehra District, KPK,Kunhar River

83.4

5.8

1100

3600

100

7,100[56]81

28

69

34.5

740

600

15,000

665

373

160

2,800

2,800

25.5

350

132

80

58

590

Chilas 4Haveli District 1Kotli District 1Bhimber District 1.7Hattian District 6.4

33

640

650

53

130

500

48

North Waziristan,FATA, Kurram River

Tirah, Khyber Agency, FATA,Bara River

Muzaffarabad District, Azad Kashmir,Jhehlum River

Kalabagh,Punjab, Indus River

Kotli District,Poonch River,AJK

Astore District,Gilgit-Baltistan

Ghizer District,Gilgit-Baltistan

Skardu, GB,Indus River

Chitral, Shishi River

Skardu, Indus River

Mohmand Agency, FATA,Swat River

Akhori, Punjab,Haro River

Katzarah,Gilgit-BaltistanKohistan District, KPK,Indus River

Kohistan, KPK

Kohistan, KPK

Battagram District, KPK

Patan Village,Indus River

Hinis Tangi,KPK, Tank Zam River

Athmuqam,Azad Kashmir,Neelum River

Kotli District,AJK Poonch River

Chitral, KPK

Chitral, KPK

Azad Kashmir,Jehlum River

Kashmore,Sindh

Kotli, Jehlum River

Azad Pattan,Sudhnoti,Jehlum River,Azad Kashmir

Azad Kashmir,Poonch River

Muzaffarabad,AJK,

Neelum, AJK,Jagran River

115

157

215

197

101

458

548

132

144

500

3.6

3000

520

2200

Skardu 1600960

960

32

15

84

100

0.3

3.5

0.3

0.3

0.75

Ghabir River 0.150.2

Total Capacity 54786.4

Swat, KPK,Swat River

Kalam, KPK,Swat River

Kaigah, KPK,Indus River

Azad Kashmir,Poonch River

Lasbela District, Winder River,Balochistan

Lasbela District, Hingol River,Balochistan

Kharan District,Garuk River,Balochistan

Awaran District,Pelar River,Balochistan

Dera Ismail Khan, KPK, Khora River

Rawalpindi District, Wadala Kas

In service

Status

Operational since 1971

Operational since March 2013. Privately owned hydropower plant.[23]Operational since April 2012[24]

Operational since June 2008.[35]Operational since 1961,[36]Operational since 1959.[35]Operational since 1963.[35]

Operational since 1925, Pakistan's (Indian Subcontinent) first hydropower project.[35]

Privately owned hydropower plant. Under construction, expected to be completed in 2016;[23]Operational.[35]Operational since 2000.[35]Operational.[35]Operational since 1992

Operational.[35]Operational.[35]

Operational since 1974, 1410MW Tarbela-IV Extension is underway to be completed in 42 months and increase the capacity to 4888MW. Feasibility study of Tarbela-V Extension is ongoing that would generate additional 1,320 MW electricity and increase the capacity to 6,208 MW.

Operational since 2002;Run-of-the-riverOperational since 1977, Dam completed in 1967, plan to increase generation by 350 MW

Operational since 1960. Dam completely silted up; Power generation byRun of the river. Extension is being planned.

Operational since 2013[22]

Operational since 2013[25]Operational since 2013[26][27]

Operational since August 2013[28]Under construction, 63% work completed as of Dec 2013.[29] To be completed by 2015.[26][30]Operational since Nov 2012;[31][32][33][34]Operational since 1952, upgradation to 35MW is planned.Operational since 1935.[35]Rehabilitated recently.[31]


Operational.[35][37]Operational since October 2007.[35][37]


Operational since 2014[38][39]To be completed by the end of 2015.[26][26][40][41] cost estimate $130 million [39]

Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]Operational[35]

Operational since 2000[35][42]

MWUnder Construction or Proposed

Status

Under Construction, expected to cost PKR 3.84 billion and would be completed in 2016 with Chinese cooperation.[47]Under Construction, expected to cost Rs1,372 million.[37]

Under construction, expected to cost Rs26 billion, to be completed in four years.[53]

Operational since 1991[35][42]

Under construction. To be completed by 2015.Under Construction. To be completed by the end of 2015.[26][26][40][41] cost estimate $130 million[39]

Under construction. To be completed in 2016; Privately owned hydropower plant.[23] Project is being financed by IFC, ADB, K-Exim Bank.[14]

Under construction. 17,000 acres of land has been acquired by WAPDA. Preliminary work i.e. construction of Wapda offices, residential facilities, roads and other infrastructure at Thor and Shatial bypass underway.[43] Estimated to cost around $14 billion and be completed in about 12 years i.e. 2025

Under Construction. Cost estimate 240 million. EIB and KfW signed loan agreements to provide 100 million and 97 million respectively for the project. Expected to be completed by October 2016 and contract for civil work has already been awarded. The preliminary works i.e. construction of offices, colony and roads are already in progress[44][45]

Under Construction, Progress 23% until Dec 2013. Estimated to cost $332 million and completed by June 2015 [39][46]

Under construction.[48][49] Feasibility study and detailed engineering designs of the $7.5 billion project have been completed. WB will be the major source of finance for the project.[50]

Under construction, estimated to cost up to Rs4,843.726 million. 80% of the cost is being provided by ADB and EIB, scheduled to be completed by March 2018.[51][52]

Under construction. Feasibility study and detailed engineering design of the Project completed in 2009.[46] The $377 million[31][39]project is scheduled to be completed by June 2015.Ready to be constructed, Run-of-the-river project. Feasibility studies completed.[54]

Feasibility study stage, cost estimate $1.6 billion[23]

Proposed, EOI invited.[60]Proposed, EOI invited.[60]

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed, China has shown its keen interest in the development of a project near Kotli.[14]Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Ready to be constructed. Engineering study completed.USAIDallocated $81 million for phase-I of the project. Estimated cost is $260 million.Ready to be constructed. Feasibility study completed in 2008.[26][31][31][32][33]

Ready to be Constructed. Feasibility and engineering studies completed. Cost estimate $2.155 billion[23]

Ready to be constructed. Engineering study completed but project is currently at pause due to lack of consensus between provinces.

Ready to be constructed, Run-of-the-river[39]PPIB has received bids from foreign and local investors for the project on build, operate and transfer (BOT) basis. These proposals are now being evaluated by a committee on a fast track basis[14] It will be fourth private sector hydropower project in the country and will cost $ 170 million to construct.[55]Run-of-the-riverFeasibility studies in progress.,[26] cost estimate $6.8 billion[39]Detailed engineering design or tender of documents under process,[26][33] cost estimate $4.4 billion [23]

Detailed engineering design or tender of documents under process Proposed, cost estimate $40 million [23]AFD of France will be the major source of funding for the project.[57

Detailed engineering design or tender of documents under process,[26][31][32][33] cost estimate $120 million [23]

Detailed engineering design or tender of documents under process,[26][31][32][33] cost estimate $46 million [23] The French development agency, AFD will provide 50m euros for the project.[58]Under engineering study,

[26]

[31][32][33] cost estimate $1.149 billion[39]

Proposed, WAPDA decided to shelve the project on the basis of over a dozen negative impacts which it said made the multi-purpose dam site unfeasible in the present circumstances.[59]Feasibility studies completed,[31][32][33] cost estimate $697 million[39]Feasibility studies ongoing,[31][32][33] cost estimate $763 million[39]Feasibility studies ongoing,[31][32][33] cost estimate $763 million[39]Feasibility studies ongoing,[31][32][33] cost estimate $6 billion [23]Feasibility studies ongoing,[31][32][33][46] cost estimate $6 billion [23]Proposed, Feasibility studies completed in 1988,[31] cost estimate $234 million[39]Proposed, PPIB gave the green signal for inviting proposals [60]Proposed Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) dam,[61] EOI invited.[60]

Proposed, Run-of-the-river [39] PPIB cleared the way for issuance of a letter of interest to the consortium of CWE Investment Corporation China and Trans Tech of Pakistan for the project.[60]

Proposed[62]

Proposed[62]

Proposed; Run-of-the-river;[63] France has promised to fund part the construction. Construction expected to start in 2015.[63]

Proposed

Under Feasibiliy studies.[64]Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Feasibility Studies completed.[64]Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed

Proposed, cost estimate $69 million[39]

MW

Proposed, cost estimate $30.967 million[39]Proposed[23]

Proposed, PPIB has issued LOS for the project, which is sponsored by Korea South East Power Company (KOSEP)[14][39]

Proposed, cost estimate $148 mill[39]Proposed; Feasibility study, detailed engineering designs studies and tender document completed in 2009. Cost estimate $311 million[39]Proposed, cost estimate $21 million [31][39]Proposed, cost estimate $20 million[39][65]

Proposed, cost estimate $121 million[39]Proposed, cost estimate $101 million[39]

Privately owned hydropower plant. Under construction, expected to be completed in 2016;[23]

Operational since 1960. Dam completely silted up; Power generation byRun of the river. Extension is being planned.

Under Construction, expected to cost PKR 3.84 billion and would be completed in 2016 with Chinese cooperation.[47]

Proposed, China has shown its keen interest in the development of a project near Kotli.[14]

Ready to be constructed. Engineering study completed.USAIDallocated $81 million for phase-I of the project. Estimated cost is $260 million.

Ready to be Constructed. Feasibility and engineering studies completed. Cost estimate $2.155 billion[23]

Proposed; Feasibility study, detailed engineering designs studies and tender document completed in 2009. Cost estimate $311 million[39]

In ServiceStation Community

Chashma Nuclear Power Complex 1 (CHASNUPP-


Karachi Nuclear Power Plant

Khushab Nuclear ComplexTotal Capacity

Under Construction or ProposedStation Community




Karachi Nuclear Power Plant-II (KANUPP-II) Karachi

Karachi Nuclear Power Plant-III (KANUPP-III) Karachi

Coastal Power Project Hub, BalochistanTotal Capacity

Chashma,Mianwali District

Chashma,Mianwali District

Karachi, Sindh

Khushab,Punjab

Kundian,Mianwali District



In ServiceCapacity (MW) Status

325 Operational since June 2000

325 Operational since March 2011[66]125

200 Operational since 1998.975 MW

Under Construction or ProposedCapacity (MW) Status

340 Under construction, will be completed by 2016.[67]340

1000 Proposed

1000 Proposed

1000 Proposed

2200

5880 MW

Partially Operational at 100MWh since 2002 upon exceeding its design life; To be decommissioned in 2019

Under construction, to be completed by 2017, estimated cost of Chashnupp 3 and 4 is around $1.9 billion.[68] PAEC has recently completed the Dom Placement at Chashma-3 and Chashma-4.[69]

Under Construction since 26 November 2013, to be completed by 2020. Project to cost around $10 billion.

Station Community Capacity (MW)

Jhimpir Wind Power Plant 56.4

FFC Wind Farm 50.4

Thatta Power Plant Sindh 150

Solar Energy Pakistan Ltd 35

First Solar Punjab 2

AM Pak Energy Punjab 50

DACC LLC Solar Sindh 50

Wah Industries Limited Solar 1

Tech Access Solar Punjab 10

CWE Solar Cholistan 50

Roshan Power Solar Kasur 10

Bakhsh Energy Solar Lodhran 20

Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park Bahawalpur 1000Total capcity 106.8

Jhimpir, Sindh

Jhimpir, Sindh

Thatta, Sindh

Taxila, Punjab

Status

LOI issued[71]

LOI issued[71]

LOI issued[71]

Planned[73]MW

Operational since 2009; Pakistan's firstwind power station

Operational since Dec 2012[70]

Proposed solar power station[70]

LOI issued[71]

LOI issued[71]

LOI issued[71]

LOI issued [71][72]

LOI issued[71]

LOI issued[71]

Power Generation

Thermal 13,116 MW

Hydro 8603 MW

Nuclear 975 MW

Renewables 106.8 MW

Total Generation 22,801 MW

ThermalHydroelectricNuclearRenewablesTotal

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