Beyond the economic advantages, the HEV holds promise in reducing carbon emissions—a pressing concern in Pakistan where fossil fuels account for 62% of the energy mix. photo: REUTERS
Pakistan has joined a coalition of climate-vulnerable countries advocating for a global fossil-fuel non-proliferation treaty, which seeks an equitable transition away from coal, oil, and gas, said a statement on Sunday.
The proposed treaty, designed to complement the Paris Agreement, emphasises the need for financial and technological support to ensure fair energy transitions for developing nations.
Ranked among the top-10 countries most vulnerable to the devastating impacts of climate change, Pakistan is the first nation in South Asia to engage with this initiative, and aims to address its severe climate challenges.
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