Pakistan, July 21 -- The World Bank has released a new report focusing on Pakistan's energy sector. The report highlights the urgent need for energy savings and carbon emission reductions across key industries. These include cement, steel, fertilizer, textile, and paper. The report encourages both the public and private sectors to take bold action.

According to the report, lack of information, policy support, and funding are major barriers to reform. It also states that technological feasibility issues are slowing down change. The World Bank suggests that with the right fuel changes and use of modern technology, industries can save up to 60% in electricity and cut carbon emissions by 13%.

The report reveals that many coal-fired boilers ...