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Pakistan People's Party (PPP) spokesperson Shazia Marri has criticized the Pakistani government's new policy for alternative energy, calling it a "direct assault" on consumers and a betrayal of green energy ambitions. The policy changes net metering regulations, requiring solar energy users to sell electricity at a significantly reduced rate, which Marri considers "economically unfair and unjust."
Courtesy: theprint.in
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