Necessity Is the Mother of Invention: New Uses of Solar Energy in Pakistan
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Many people in Pakistan face difficulties in their daily lives. Travel, cooking, and access to clean drinking water are among the main problems.
A report published in Dawn describes how solar energy can be used to address such problems. The report is titled that necessity often proves to be the mother of invention.
According to the report, various solar-powered items can help with travel problems. Similarly, methods of using sunlight for cooking are also being considered. These approaches could benefit people who have limited access to traditional fuel or electricity resources.
Solar energy has also been identified as playing an important role in obtaining drinking water. Solar pumps and water purification systems could be helpful in areas where the supply of electricity is not consistent. Such projects can be designed with local needs in mind.
Sources: Dawn
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