It is not the money that is important for development of energy. It is the human capital, systems, and environment that is conducive for people to work and bring money to Pakistan.
I know of at least 40 engineers with extensive experience in energy sector who have worked in responsible positions in business development, construction, design, operation, startup of energy related projects in USA. These persons are in late 50s and 60s who will be willing to work if some kind of infrastructure is created to get them in a team. These persons are not bureacrats who have never seen or worked in a real plant or designed one and control the energy sector of pakistan.
--- In pakgrid@yahoogroups.com, Nasrullah Khan Kalair <nasrullahk@...> wrote:
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> Dear Friends
> Dubai investment conference seems to be concluding on engaging Indian Baraj Group to work under USAID in Pakistan. The worth of fund is just $100 million or so. Is it not joke with Pakistan. If government overlooks black and white money then all the 50% black economy here can help support establishment of National Energy Investment Program to build all the four large dams in Pakistan? Please correct if I am wrong.
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> Regards
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> Dr Nasrullah Khan Kalair
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