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1976

On  December 23, 1976, Canada terminated its nuclear cooperation with Pakistan and stopped shipping nuclear fuel, heavy water, spare parts and technical information. Canada's decision was based on Pakistan's signing of  the NPT and its failure to accept safeguards for the entire nuclear program.

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1970

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The biggest hydropower plant in Pakistan is located at Tarbela.

The Tarbela Dam, on the Indus River.

It has the largest installed capacity among Pakistan's hydropower facilities.

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1976

A Kahuta facility in Pakistan, established in 1976. Pakistan, led by Khan, has developed an extensive secret network  to obtain the  materials and techniques needed to develop its  uranium enrichment capacity.

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According to the Electric Sector Of Pakistan:

The largest and biggest source of electricity generation in Pakistan is Natural gas 

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The Zorlu Enerji 50 MW Project is the first ever wind power plant of Pakistan and was inaugurated in April 2009 at Jhimpir, Sindh. 

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Thermal energy  is produced when a rise in temperature causes atoms and molecules to move faster and collide with each other. 

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Three Gorges First Wind Farm Pakistan has started the operation of 50 MW wind power project on 24 November 2014 at Jhimpir, Sindh.

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It can be observed that the domestic sector is the largest consumer of electricity,

According to the Electric Sector Of Pakistan:

The largest and biggest source of electricity generation in Pakistan is Natural gas 

Hydroelectric: 24.7% of the total.

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Pakistan's first nuclear power plant was set up at Karachi, specifically the Karachi Nuclear Power Plant (KANUPP), which was commissioned on November 28, 1972.

The second nuclear power plant in Pakistan was set up at Chashma, in the Punjab province.

The Chashma Nuclear Power Plant (CNPP) Unit 1, also known as C-1, was commissioned on September 14, 2000.