Federal Minister for Power, Sardar Awais Ahmed Khan Leghari, inaugurated Pakistan’s inaugural 120KW fast-charging station on Tuesday, developed by GoGreen Avenue, consistent with a statement from the power division.
Throughout the ceremony in Islamabad, Minister Leghari emphasized the authorities’ ongoing commitment to promoting clean energy and green mobility. He noted that initiatives like this are pivotal in transforming both the country’s energy and transportation sectors.
He underscored that the release of the fast-charging station represents a large step in the direction of reducing carbon emissions and accelerating the adoption of electrical motors (EVs) in Pakistan.
He highlighted that the release of the short-charging station is a critical step in reducing carbon emissions and accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in Pakistan.
Announcing a major coverage shift, the minister revealed a significant discount in EV charging prices, bringing rates down from Rs 71 to Rs 39 per unit.
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This move aims to make EVs lower-cost and encourage wider adoption among customers, according to the press release.
Leghari also acknowledged the collaboration between the public and private sectors in making this initiative a fact, stressing the vital function of private region investments in advancing Pakistan’s sustainability goals.
Reiterating the government’s commitment to helping green energy initiatives with environmental and financial benefits, the minister described the inauguration of the fast-charging station as a key milestone in building a sustainable strength infrastructure for the country.
He praised the public-private partnership that brought this project to fruition, highlighting the vital role of private investment in accomplishing Pakistan’s sustainability goals.
Leghari concluded that the government remains committed to assisting green energy projects that provide long-term environmental and economic benefits.