Öffentliche Ausschreibung in Eschborn

Pakistan"s updated Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) as of October 2021 sets a binding greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction target of 15 per cent compared to the 2015 baseline. In the energy domain, the goal is to achieve GHG reduction primarily by increasing the share of renewable energies (RE) from the current 30 per cent (25 per cent hydropower, 5.4 per cent wind, solar and biomass) to 60 per cent by 2030. However, Pakistan"s targets for expanding renewable energies pose numerous technical challenges for transmission and distribution system operators regarding expansion planning. The main areas requiring expertise include developing forecasting methods for RE electricity yields across various locations and ensuring grid connections without compromising grid stability or causing large-scale power outages. The objective of the project is that key players in the power industry have implemented regulatory and digital solutions to facilitate the energy transition. The project aims to address the issue of Decarbonisation at the national planning level, at the organisational level and at the field level. At the national level, the project seeks to support the Government of Pakistan (GoP) in the Integrated Energy Planning (IEP) to develop long term carbon emission free scenario. At the organisational level the project has the objective to strengthen the network integration competencies of specialists and managers, transfer of know-how to digital solutions to reduce grid losses. The project specifically addresses the actors who play a key role in Renewable Energy integration, i.e., the transmission and distribution system operators through in-depth capacity building program. Through the further development of strategic capacities and the introduction of innovative digital solutions for power grid operation and management, the capacity of the power grid operators to actively shape the energy transition will be increased at the organisational level.