Evaluate Energy Crisis and its Impact on Pakistan Economy

This article examines the crisis of energy in Pakistan and its impact on the Pakistani economy. Generally speaking, a country's socio-economic progress depends largely on the functioning of the energy division, because the energy division not only affects the agricultural, industrial, and defence sectors but is also the lifeblood of its growth and development. However, in recent years, the gap between Pakistan's energy demand and energy supply has widened, leading to stagnation in economic development, so many businesses have been closed, and more seriously, this gap may be further widened. Although Pakistan's indigenous energy potential is very large, and it is geographically significant as a corridor between Central Asia and the Middle East. However, Pakistan's energy reserves are still unable to meet its energy needs. This article explains why energy crisis of Pakistan is worsening and how the state can better meet its energy needs