Renewable Energy: Technology to be acquired from China
The business corporations in China had expressed keen interest in establishing power plants in Pakistan, says Afridi.
PCJCCI will provide a video conferencing facility to its members to develop easy trade channels, says Afridi. ILLUSTRATION: JAMAL KHURSHID
Acquisition of appropriate technology in the field of renewable energy and alternative sources of energy from China is a priority for the Pakistan-China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI).
PCJCCI Founder President Shah Faisal Afridi said in a statement here on Wednesday that PCJCCI was launching a campaign to attract Chinese investment companies towards the energy sector in Pakistan, and the business corporations in China had expressed keen interest in establishing power plants in Pakistan.
A match-making process is being planned to materialise the investments, he said. He said that a delegation comprising representatives of such corporations would soon be invited to Pakistan to review joint venture opportunities in the field of energy.
He said the PCJCCI will provide a video conferencing facility to its members to develop easy trade channels.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 31st, 2013.
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