Pakistan is experiencing a severe electricity crisis that is affecting its industries, students, and overall economy. Manufacturing industries rely on electricity for 33% of production costs, so increased electricity costs directly impact production costs. Students struggle to study at night with candles when the power goes out, and have difficulty concentrating in class during outages. The document suggests that Pakistan pursue nuclear energy and change energy consumption habits to help solve the electricity crisis.

1. ELECTRICITY CRISIS
IN PAKISTAN
PRESENTED BY: ABDUL HADI
PUNJWANI
REGISTRATION NO. 20503

2. LOADSHEDDING
 PAKISTAN IS THIRD
WORLD
DEVELOPING
COUNTRY WHICH
IS AFFECTED BY
THE ENERGY
CRSIS. THE MAJOR
ISSUE IS ELECTRIC
CRISIS.

3. LOADSHEDDING AFFECTS ON:
INDUSTRIES
 Manufacturing
industries utilize 33%
production cost in
terms of electricity.
An increase in
electric cost will effect
directly the
production cost.

5. LOADSHEDDING AFFECTS ON:
STUDENTS
 If the load shedding
happens at evening
then you have to
study with candles
which is very
stressful. If the
climate is hot, than it
is also a big
problem.

6.  If the load shedding happens during day
time, when you are attending a class
then, also everyone feel uncomfortable
and can’t concentrate on the lecture.
 Even the teacher also become irritated.

9. SOLUTIONS
 To overcome loadshedding, here are
some suggestions.

11. NUCLEAR ENERGY
 Pakistan is in need of
electrical energy very
badly and urgently.
Pakistan should lookout
for nuclear energy
possibilities, government
must take some serious
action about it.

12. CONCLUSION
 It is not easily possible to any of these projects
because of country critical condition. If we now
keep in our mind that we have to get rid of
these crisis, then we have to change our life
style. We have to save energy. THE
UNNECESSARY USED OF ELECTRIC MUST
BE STOPPED.

14. ITS BETTER TO CUT THE DARKNESS THAN
TO LIGHT THE CANDLES
THANKYOU FOR LISTENING