Speakers demand energy justice, accountability
KARACHI: Speakers at the Sindh Energy and Climate Conference (SECC26) here on Wednesday called for energy justice, transparent climate financing and stronger environmental accountability. They warned that Sindh’s transition to renewable energy must not deepen economic inequalities or deprive vulnerable communities of their rights. The two-day conference, which concluded brought together…
At the Sindh Energy and Climate Conference (SECC26) in Karachi, speakers called for energy justice, transparent climate financing, and stronger environmental accountability during the transition to renewable energy. They warned that the shift should not deepen economic inequalities or deny vulnerable communities their rights. The conference brought together various stakeholders to discuss solar energy, electricity distribution, electric mobility, extreme heat, water management, and climate resilience.
The governor emphasized that climate awareness must extend beyond conference halls to schools, universities, and coastal communities, urging the protection of marine ecosystems and sustainable energy development.
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