Pakistan's Climate Challenge Is Not a Technology Problem
Pakistan's climate crisis is not a technology or financing problem. It is a governance problem. Despite numerous policy frameworks, implementation…
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PGAN Alumni Journal Green Technology
Essays worth reading
Briefings and arguments from PGAN alumni. Every piece lists its theme, the date it was published, and a short account of the case it makes.
All essays Art, Culture & Global Dialogue Climate & Sustainable Futures Human Development & Inclusion Knowledge, Innovation & Enterprise Peace, Security & Resilience Public Policy & Good Governance Clear
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Design and Development of a Scalable, Energy Efficient EV Battery Charger Using Half Bridge SMPS Topology for Green Innovation
Pakistan’s growing electric vehicle market depends on smart, efficient, and locally developed charging infrastructure. This blog highlights a…
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From Ohm to AI: Powering Innovation and Sustainability in Pakistan’s Energy Future
Pakistan’s energy sector is undergoing a quiet revolution, evolving from traditional electrical systems to intelligent, data-driven networks powered…
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From Innovation to Sustainability: How Smart Grids Are Powering Pakistan’s Climate-Resilient Future
Pakistan’s energy transformation is being led by smart grid technologies that combine innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. Through AI, data…
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Green Hydrogen and Pakistan’s Path to a Sustainable Energy Future
Pakistan is emerging as a regional player in green hydrogen, leveraging its renewable energy potential to drive sustainability and innovation.…
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About this journal
How to read the alumni blog
What does the alumni blog publish?
Essays and briefings written for the Pakistan Global Alumni Network. Each article is a finished piece: a title, a theme, a publication date, and the argument in full. Podcasts and event listings live in their own sections.
How are articles organised?
Pieces are grouped by theme, including climate, public policy, knowledge and enterprise, culture, human development, and peace and security. Open a theme to read only that shelf.
How do I find a piece?
Search the title or the argument, or follow a theme. On an article, each tag links back to other pieces that share it.