Stepper in Pakistan These alternative gaseous fuels have considerable potential to replace the traditional liquid pe- troleum fuels. Stepper in PakistanThis potential is revealed from the ranking of Pakistan by International Association of Stepper in PakistanNatural Gas Vehicles (NGV), as 2nd out of 86 countries and best in Asia for initiatingStepper in Pakistandifferent natural gas programs for the transportation sector [3,10]. Despite the potential, it is imperative to evaluate the suitability Stepper in Pakistanof different gaseous alternatives such as CNG, LPG and imported LNG for the transport sector to ensure the sustainable transition. ...Stepper in Pakistan
...Stepper in Pakistan The most meaningful way of putting risks into perspective is to consider the loss of life expectancy (LLE) measured in days [50]. Although, gaseous fuels are considered to be much safer in comparison to diesel and gasStepper in Pakistan- oline; however the low quality materials like cylinders, poor installation and design, inefficient maintenance procedures and lack of government policies for safety regulations may cause several accidents [3]. ...
Prioritizing the gaseous alternatives for the road transport sector of Pakistan: A multi criteria decision making analysisStepper in Pakistan
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Oct 2018
Salman HamidStepper in Pakistan
Kafait Ullah
Usman Shakoor
Faisal Mirza
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Stepper in Pakistan... To mitigate the GHG and to achieve a sustainable development, the price factor and availability of large gas reservoirs in the neighbor country (Iran) for gas transmission (Hafeznia, Pourfayaz, and Maleki 2017) are Stepper in Pakistanmajor factors, which must be taken into consideration by legislators to create a low-carbon economy. Figure 4 shows the Pakistan's natural gas infrastructure with the location of natural gas fields Stepper in Pakistan( Khan and Yasmin 2014) Considering the growing energy demand and decline of gas reserves, gas import from gas-rich countries has become essential. The Government of Pakistan has decided to enhance indigenous gas production from its reserves, import gas from Iran (IP Pipeline) and Turkmenistan (Turkmenistan- Afghanistan-Pakistan-India [TAPI] Pipeline), and import LNG from Qatar. ...Stepper in Pakistan
