7288 villages have been electrified in Balochistan in the last 6 years
ISLAMABAD: Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO) has energized 7288 towns in the different locales of Balochistan during the most recent six years.
As per official sources, they told that about 1317 towns were jolted in 2016-17, 2459 out of 2017-19, 1064 of every 2018-19, 819 out of 2019-20, 1023 out of 2020-21, and 606 out of 2021-22. The public authority was wanting to cart out away lattice town charge through sustainable power assets in southern Balochistan.
In such manner, an undertaking for off-lattice town zap of nine Districts of southern Balochistan was being contrived, they said. The elective Energy Development Board (AEDB) has fostered the PC-II of the task to work with the Energy Department, Government of Balochistan.
A nitty gritty practicality study would be completed under the PC-II which would likewise assess the chance of creating smaller than usual/miniature networks in the areas. They said the PC-I of the task would be created based on the results of the achievability studies.
The sources said there was no overview/report accessible that could obviously portray the specific region-wise proportion of region of each locale of Balochistan which was denied of force office.
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ISLAMABAD - Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO) has charged 7288 towns in different areas of Balochistan during the most recent six years.
As per official sources, they told that around 1317 towns were zapped in 2016-17, 2459 of every 2017-19, 1064 out of 2018-19, 819 out of 2019-20, 1023 out of 2020-21, and 606 out of 2021-22.
The public authority was wanting to take out away framework town zap through environmentally friendly power assets in southern Balochistan. In such manner, a task for off-framework town zap of nine Districts of southern Balochistan was being conceived, they said.
The elective Energy Development Board (AEDB) has fostered the PC-II of the undertaking to work with the Energy Department, Government of Balochistan. Itemized plausibility study would be completed under the PC-II which would likewise assess the chance of creating smaller than usual/miniature frameworks in the areas.
They said the PC-I of the undertaking would be created based on the results of the attainability studies.
The sources said there was no study/report accessible that could obviously portray the specific region-wise proportion of region of each area of Balochistan which was denied of force office.
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