The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) will hold a mobile registration operation in the United Kingdom on January 24, 2026, to provide identity-related services closer to the Pakistani community.
The initiative will cover Burton…
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Rain, snowfall over hills expected in upper parts of country – RADIO PAKISTAN
- Rain, snowfall over hills expected in upper parts of country RADIO PAKISTAN
- Alert issued as Pakistan braces for widespread rains today Dawn
- Cold grips the country in icy clutch The Express Tribune
- Sub-Zero Temperatures Recorded After Season’s…
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How much have duties on old, used mobile phones been revised? – Dawn
- How much have duties on old, used mobile phones been revised? Dawn
- Used phone rates to fall as govt revisits valuation Dawn
- FBR announces major reduction in PTA tax for 4 imported phone brands Pakistan Today
- New PTA Tax Values for Used OnePlus 12 and Google Pixel 9 ProPakistani
- New customs valuation for used phones including Samsung, Apple announced Daily Pakistan
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Hurricanes vs Sixers Free Streams: How to watch BBL15 Challenger
Sydney lost the Qualifier but earned another bite of the cherry by finishing second in the Big Bash League standings. Their safeguard is a BBL Challenger clash with Hobart, who very nearly snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in a brief…
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The Year of the Horse and the economics of symbolism in luxury
As the Lunar New Year approaches, luxury brands are returning to the Chinese zodiac despite uneven demand and subdued consumer sentiment in Asia.
With the Year of the Horse beginning on February 17, watchmakers and jewellers are once again…
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Chinese scientists unveil dynamic gold formation at nanoscale-Xinhua
GUANGZHOU, Jan. 23 (Xinhua) — A group of Chinese researchers has revealed the dynamic formation process of gold nanoparticles on pyrite surfaces, according to a research article published on Thursday in the journal PNAS.
Their study shows…
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Consultation on NSW hybrid renewable project agreement opens
The proposed hybrid LTESA would sit alongside the existing Generation LTESA designed for stand-alone generation projects, offering long-term contracts for renewable energy, firming and storage projects in NSW.
ASL, NSW’s consumer trustee for the state’s electricity infrastructure roadmap, is tasked with ensuring the long-term financial interests of consumers by improving affordability, reliability, security and the sustainability of electricity supply. Recognising that hybrid projects have an important role in meeting ASL’s stretch target of 16 GW of new generation by 2030, the new hybrid LTESA seeks to ensure hybrid wind and solar renewable projects are both commercially viable and are ultimately delivered to the market.
The hybrid LTESA aims to fast track the development and bidding process for renewable generation, firming and long duration storage projects in New South Wales, in line with the upcoming NSW roadmap tenders for new projects.
Market stakeholders are being invited to submit their views by 16 February on two potential options for the hybrid generation LTESA.
The first, a fixed shape-fixed volume product, would mean developers bid a set volume of energy they’ll supply while the government sets the fixed shape for that energy. Developers will nominate an annual payment cap on how much they receive in a year.
The second, a generation-following with price risk sharing model, would have developers offering the government a settlement based on how much electricity is actually sent into the grid, minus what they draw from it, with each developer setting a maximum amount they can pay or receive each year. This model includes a price-risk sharing percentage, currently proposed at 50%, to ensure projects are operating in a revenue maximising way.
Nick Li, an expert in renewable energy at Pinsent Masons, said: “This consultation on a hybrid LTESA was launched because there has been a noticeable shift away from standalone solar projects to solar-hybrid projects in the development pipeline. We encourage developers and other stakeholders with NSW hybrid projects in development to review this new LTESA product and provide comments to ASL.”
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