Pakistan targets 30% Electric Vehicle adoption by 2030 in Climate Change drive - Newsweek

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File photo Pakistan on Thursday informed the international community that it is aiming to boost electric vehicle adoption to 30 percent by 2030 as part of measures to combat climate change. “We have committed ourselves to 60 percent clean energy and 30 percent electric vehicle transition by 2030,”

Special Assistant to the P.M. on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam told a U.S.-initiated Leaders’ Summit via video-link. “So, Pakistan is clearly doing more than its share for the climate change issue,” he added.

In his address, Aslam also urged developed nations to “do more” and fulfil their commitment to help the developing world transition from carbon-based to clean energy. “Now, the world needs to do more on climate finance. It needs to deliver climate finance for countries in energy transition, for countries who need to adapt, like Pakistan,” he said. “It needs to honor the commitment of $100 billion a year” to this cause, he added, referring to a pledge of [...]



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