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INTERNET PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PAPERS

PRIMARY SOURCES

Submitted to Higher Education Commission

1 Pakistan
Student Paper
16%
2
Submitted to South Bank University
6%
Student Paper

Shah Rukh Shakeel, Josu Takala, Waqas

3 Shakeel. "Renewable energy sources in power
generation in Pakistan", Renewable and
3%
Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2016
Publication

Ashraf Chaudhry, M.. "Renewable energy

4 technologies in Pakistan: Prospects and
challenges", Renewable and Sustainable
3%
Energy Reviews, 200908/09
Publication

5
aip.scitation.org
Internet Source
3%
6
www.cepe.ethz.ch
Internet Source
2%
7
pastic.gov.pk
Internet Source
 2%
Shakeel, Shah Rukh, Josu Takala, and Waqas
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Shakeel. "Renewable energy sources in power
1%
generation in Pakistan", Renewable and
Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2016.
Publication

Submitted to Ghulam Mohammad Mehar

9
Medical College, Sukkur
1%
Student Paper

nrl.northumbria.ac.uk
10 Internet Source 1%
M. Ashraf Chaudhry, R. Raza, S.A. Hayat.
11
"Renewable energy technologies in Pakistan:
1%
Prospects and challenges", Renewable and
Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2009
Publication

www.frontiersin.org
12 Internet Source 1%
S.A.A. Shah, Y.A. Solangi, M. Ikram. "Analysis
13
of barriers to the adoption of cleaner energy
<1 %
technologies in Pakistan using Modified
Delphi and Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy
Process", Journal of Cleaner Production, 2019
Publication

link.springer.com
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 Syed Ahsan Ali Shah, Yasir Ahmed Solangi. "A
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sustainable solution for electricity crisis in
<1 %
Pakistan: opportunities, barriers, and policy
implications for 100% renewable energy",
Environmental Science and Pollution
Research, 2019
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