| ID | 133212 |
| Title Proper | China to the rescue |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Rehman, Shadid Ur |
| Publication | 2014. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) |
A great deal has been said and heard about US$ 30 billion that China has proposed to invest in the Pakistan-China Economic Corridor, as well as the Pakistani power sector, in the next three to four years. If these projects were to come to fruition, they would go a long way in bringing an end to the scourge of load-shedding that plagues Pakistan. But what its proponents fail to point out is that this investment would come in the form of Independent Power Projects (IPPs) and would depend entirely on the feasibility and bankability of these projects. |
| `In' analytical Note | Newsline Vol.__, No.__; Aug.2014: p.68-70 |
| Journal Source | Newsline Vol.__, No.__; Aug.2014: p.68-70 |
| Key Words | Pakistan-China Economic Corridor - PCEC ; Pakistan-China Energy Corridor - PCEC ; China ; Pakistan ; Independent Power Projects - IPPs ; Sino - Pak Relations ; Energy Supply ; Petro Politics ; Power Project ; Chinese Crude Imports - CCI ; Financial Cooperation |