Engr. Dr. Muhammad Nawaz Iqbal Solar energy is used to power chemical reactions in solar chemical processes. These procedures can both transform solar energy into fuels that can be stored and transported and compensate for energy that would otherwise come from a fossil fuel source. Thermo-chemical and photochemical chemical reactions brought on

By Engr. Sheikh Mohammad Ibraheem Author BiographySheikh Muhammad Ibraheem is a student of electrical engineering, an author, and a researcherfrom Pakistan. He is an active member of NSPE and IEEE world’s largest engineeringcommunities. His books are published across the globe and is currently studying in TheUniversity of Lahore, Department of Electrical Engineering.

Engr. Dr. Muhammad Nawaz Iqbal Solar energy is the radiant light and heat from the Sun that is captured by a variety of technologies, including solar architecture, solar thermal energy, and solar power to produce electricity. It is a crucial source of renewable energy, and depending on how solar energy is captured,

Khalid Pervez, Chairman IEEEP Karachi Centre & CEO KPWS Consulting If we, the seniors, have attained some good professional standing, we owe a great deal of it to our mentors and those former bosses who valued our success, and of course, those colleagues and friends who supported us in our patchy journey.

Khalid Pervez, Chairman IEEEP Karachi Centre & CEO KPWS Consulting Like all developed and forward-looking nations, Pakistan too had the good time when its colleges and universities had student unions. The unions, elected through a very transparent democratic process which was handled by the faculty, provided a very effective platform for all

Engr. Dr. Muhammad Nawaz Iqbal An inverter made specifically to work with a single PV module is known as a solar micro-inverter. Each panel’s output of direct current is changed into alternating current by the micro-inverter. Its layout enables the modular parallel connecting of numerous independent modules. Compared to normal inverters, microinverters

By Engr. Sheikh Mohammad Ibraheem Embedded systems are everywhere. They are in our cars, our appliances, our phones, and even our toys. They are what make these devices work so seamlessly and efficiently. But what would life be like without embedded systems? In a world without embedded systems, our lives would be

Dr. Tahir Masood, Managing Director NESPAK NESPAK is a product of the national renaissance of the early 1970s in Pakistan. The idea was to attain self-reliance in engineering consultancy at national level and to reduce dependence on foreign consulting firms by developing an indigenous talent pool, which culminated in the creation of

Ahmad Said, Vice President, Business Development Division, NESPAK Globalisation has become an essential requirement for development in today’s world as borders and distances continue to shrink virtually every day. In this globalised environment, NESPAK has been quick to adapt and explore new avenues. As a dynamic and action-oriented organization, NESPAK has gradually