This document discusses nuclear energy in Pakistan. It provides information on how nuclear energy works through atomic fission and how nuclear power plants produce energy similarly to fossil fuel plants by using heat to create steam to power turbines. The document also lists the existing nuclear power plants in Pakistan as Chasma Nuclear Power Plant and Karachi Nuclear Power Plant, and discusses an expert urging Pakistan to develop its peaceful nuclear program and export nuclear technology and expertise.

1. Power resources in Pakistan:
Nuclear Energy.
Project by:
Ertiza Naqvi, Hassan Kazi and Hamza Anis.

2. What is nuclear
energy?
Nuclear energy is the power
that is released from atoms. It
is the most powerful source of
energy. It is nuclear energy
that powers our sun. The
energy is released through
atomic fission in which atoms
split into their constituent parts.
At present, nuclear power
plants derive the energy
through atomic fission.

3. How is nuclear power produced?
Nuclear power stations produce energy in
much same way as those using fossil fuels.
Both types use heat energy to make steam,
which turns the turbines that generate the
heat.

4. Articles
• Pakistan urged to sell nuclear
energy
• IANS Jul 10, 2011, 03.28pm IST
• ISLAMABAD: Pakistan could exploit
the global nuclear energy market as it
possesses nuclear scientists and
technology, an expert here has
warned.
• South Asian Strategic Stability Institute
director general Maria Sultan said the
country needed to develop a peaceful
nuclear programme with enhanced
safety measures to tide over the
energy shortage, reported the Daily
Times.
• Maria Sultan was speaking at a
meeting on "Future of Pakistan's
Nuclear Programme and Nuclear
World Order" Saturday.
• She said Pakistan has a significant
role to play in the new nuclear order.
She said Pakistan could exploit the $3
trillion nuclear exports market in the
Middle East.

5. Locations of existing power plants in
Pakistan.
Nuclear power reactors Type Location
CHASNUPP PWR Chasma, Punjab
KANUPP PHWR Paradise point,
Karachi, Sindh.
As of today, only 3 three commercial nuclear power plants are currently operating. The list provided the information
about current and future commercial nuclear power plants.

6. Insight on Atomic Fission

7. The Nuclear power plant ‘CHASNUPP’ in Chasma, Punjab province.