Dr. Habib Ur Rahman Habib
BrightPath EduEnergy Advisor/Strategist/Educator, Post Doc Fellow, SMIEEE, Instructor of Electrical Engineering
Location Pakistan
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An electrical power engineer with more than 11 years of teaching experience in four different organizations. Currently, I am a government employee in engineering University while completing my PhD degree with many publications in collaboration with 12 international Universities of 9 different countries. My ongoing research collaboration is in process with more...
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I am an electrical power engineer with more than 11 years of teaching experience in four different organizations. Currently, I am a government employee in engineering University while completing my PhD degree with many publications in collaboration with 12 international Universities of 9 different countries. My ongoing research collaboration is in process with...
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Membership to the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (BSAC) is NOT free for your kind information. They are demanding 25 Euro.
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17 ‘Tipping Points’ that Pushing Earth to The Point of No Return
http://saifeali.com/17-tipping-points-that-pushing-earth-to-the-point-of-no-return/6 Frameworks That Must Change Quickly to Address Environmental Change Driving Whole Planet to Dangerous ‘Tipping...
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How can positive tipping points by individuals or local community lead to wider social or environmental change?
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6 Frameworks That Must Change Quickly to Address Environmental Change Driving Whole Planet to Dangerous ‘Tipping Point’
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‘Tipping Points’ that Pushing Earth to The Point of No Return
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17 ‘Tipping Points’ Pushing Earth to The Point of No Return
http://saifeali.com/17-tipping-points-that-pushing-earth-to-the-point-of-no-return/
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Yes, I experienced a lot at www.saifeali.com
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I think prioritizing the niche is good to start with content. But initially, it is difficult to decide the niche for writing content. A wise decision is to use different niches at once based on your passion and relevant fields of interest and then start your own website and publicize your website contents on your social media accounts like www.saifeali.com
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I have seen the positive impact of my social profile as I am always having a positive mental attitude PMA(.
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Well, good experience.
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Both stands true in their perspective.
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I am looking forward to understanding more about the curriculum design for engineering university students.
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Link is NOT working to Download PCK Framework Template.
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I agree.
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Three Domains of Learning – Cognitive, Affective, Psychomotor
https://thesecondprinciple.com/instructional-design/threedomainsoflearning/ -
Purposes of Education
Knowledge to Get By
Knowledge of Subject Matter Being Taught
Creating Thoughtful Citizens
Self Esteem and Confidence
Learn How to Learn
Lifelong Habits for Work
Teach Students How to Live
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Star: linking curriculum and topics with practical people-need oriented tasks.
Wish: cultivating people-need and passion together. -
This is just one component of the campaign against environmental degradation in Pakistan, the seeds of which were planted in 2014 when a similar Senate sub-Committee declared the “Right to a clean, green and healthy environment” as a fundamental Human Right. That sub-Committee also published Pakistan’s first Media Manual on Environmental Degradation and...
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Pakistan’s Battle Against Climate Change
Pakistan, which has been listed as the 7th most vulnerable country affected by climate change, is now seriously tackling the vagaries of weather, both at the official as well as non-official level.
Pursuant to an initiative launched by the Pakistan Parliament’s Upper House, the Senate, which specially entrusted a... -
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25 Most Dangerous Cities In The World 2020
25. Salvador – Brazil
24. Guatemala City – Guatemala
23. Maturín – Venezuela
22. Recife – Brazil
21. Baltimore – United States
20. Ciudad Juárez – Mexico
19. Feira de Santana – Brazil
18. Aracaju – Brazil
17. San Salvador – El Salvador
16. Kingston – Jamaica
15. Cape Town – South Africa
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The 10 Most Resilient Cities In The World
The Most Resilient Cities:
1. Toronto
2. Vancouver
3. Calgary
4. Chicago
5. Pittsburgh
6. Stockholm
7. Boston
8. Zurich
9. Washington, D.C.
10. Atlantahttps://www.fastcompany.com/3029442/the-10-most-resilient-cities-in-the-world
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By 2050 the world’s population is expected to reach 9.8 billion. Nearly 70 per cent of this booming population—6.7 billion people— is projected to live in urban areas. We asked experts at the architectural and urban planning firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) how they would design a city of the future, educated by lessons of the past and anticipating...
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21 Features of the Future Sustainable City
Finance and auditing:
Joined-up action.
CEO buy-in.
New economics.
Modelling and auditing.
Networking.
Training.Transport:
Promoting cycling and walkability.
Planning for local hubs.
Congestion charging.
Extensive provision of electric vehicle charging points.
Seamless travel.Smart cities and...
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The "Building resilience in the face of climate change within traditional rain-fed agricultural and pastoral systems in Sudan" project supports climate change adaptation efforts among subsistence agro-pastoralist and nomadic pastoralist communities in dryland zones across nine...
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13. Make your own household cleaners.
14. Reuse cloths
15. Buy in bulk
6. Carry cloth napkins
17. Avoid prepackaged, processed foods.
18. Use glass straws or stainless straws
19. Print only as needed and always use both sides.
20. Remodel your child’s art into other art
21. Don’t feel like you have to print every picture of your family
22. Pack a... -
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30 Simple Ways to Reduce Your Impact on the Environment
1. Avoid single-use items.
2. Choose organic/ethical clothing as much as possible
3. Don’t buy or chew gum.
4. Don’t buy gift wrap.
5. Skip water in plastic bottles
6. Choose products that have less packaging, and safer packaging
7. Skip the takeout containers.
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7 Ways To Reduce Ocean Plastic Pollution Today
1. Reduce Your Use of Single-Use Plastics
2. Recycle Properly
3. Participate In (or Organize) a Beach or River Cleanup
4. Support Bans
5. Avoid Products Containing Microbeads
6. Spread the Word
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8 steps to solve the ocean’s plastic problem
1. We must reduce our plastic dependency
2. Increased producer responsibility
3. Increase fees and taxes on polluting plastics
4. Increased waste management where the problem is greatest
5. Implementation of the zero vision for ocean plastic
6. Increased mapping, surveillance and research
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10 Things You Can Do to Save the Ocean
1. Mind Your Carbon Footprint and Reduce Energy Consumption
2. Make Safe, Sustainable Seafood Choices
3. Use Fewer Plastic Products
4. Help Take Care of the Beach
5. Don't Purchase Items That Exploit Marine Life
6. Be an Ocean-Friendly Pet Owner
7. Support Organizations Working to Protect the Ocean
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5 Solutions to Ocean Acidification
1. Make this problem a priority.
2. Reduce personal carbon footprints with above-mentioned solutions.
3. Conserve water.
4. Reduce the use of plastics.
5. Conserve energy at home.
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7 Biggest Problems Facing Our Seas, and How to Fix Them
1. Overfishing Is Draining the Life From the Water
2. The Ocean's Most Important Predators Being Killed...But Just for the Fins
3. Ocean Acidification Sending Us Back 17 Million Years
4. Dying Coral Reefs and A Scary Downward Spiral
5. Ocean Dead Zones Are Everywhere and Growing
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Why is Agriculture Important | Its Role in Everyday Life:
Importance of agriculture in the Food supply
Carbohydrates
Proteins
Oils and fats
Fruits
FlowersImportance of agriculture for medicine
Enzymes
Alkaloids
Laxatives
GlycosidesImportance of agriculture for clothing
Importance of agriculture in employment
Direct employment
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7 ways climate change is affecting daily life:
Beer's top 3 ingredients are suffering
Food prices spike
Storm losses leave homes uninsured
Iconic Western forests decimated
Coral reefs dying, oceans acidifying fast
Lakes drying up, drinking water at risk
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An increased number of smaller BECCS deployments will be needed to ensure a win-win for energy, negative emissions and ecosystem services.
In choosing BECCS as a means of achieving mitigation targets, it will be important for policymakers to understand the spatial and environmental considerations associated with BECCS at the regional scale if they are not to... -
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11 Actions You Can Take to Fight Climate Change
1. Walk, cycle, or take transit instead of driving.
2. Limit your consumption.
3. Reduce your food waste…
4. Use less energy at home.
5. Limit your air travel.
6. Give your home an energy retrofit.
7. If you have to drive, consider an Electric Vehicle or Plug in Hybrid.
8. Use renewable energy.
9. Eat... -
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How Your Food Choices Can Help Fight Climate Change
1. Eat Beans Instead of Beef—Even Just Once a Week
2. Compost Food Waste
3. BYO Water Bottle
4. Eat Organic (and Seasonal) Food When Possible
5. Garden Your Yard
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11 Foods That Are Better for the Environment
#1 — Lentils = 0.9kg carbon per kg of lentils consumed
#2 — Tomatoes = 1.1kg carbon per kg of tomatoes consumed
#3 — Dry Beans = 2kg carbon per kg of dry beans consumed
#4 — Tofu = 2kg carbon per kg of tofu consumed
#5 — Broccoli = 2kg carbon per kg of broccoli consumed
#6 — Nuts = 2.3kg carbon per kg of nuts... -
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Climate change is a threat multiplier for hungry and undernourished people. Combined with conflict, it destroys livelihoods, drives displacement, widens inequalities, and undermines sustainable development — including our goal of zero hunger by 2030. This piece is adapted from Rupa Mukerji’s essay, “Climate Change and Hunger,” published as part of the 2019...
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Nuclear Power, Fracking and Renewables are all feasible under special circumstances of its application in the specified region.
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The Global Climate Risk Index has placed Pakistan on the fifth spot on the list of countries most vulnerable to climate change in its annual report for 2020. According to the report, Pakistan lost 9,989 lives, suffered economic losses worth $3.8 billion and witnessed 152 extreme weather events from 1999 to 2018.
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What are the key threats that climate change poses on a global scale?
The answer is global warming.
How might climate change affect you and your community?
I live in a developing country in Asia and its effect will be more in Asia. -
No need of KVAR in homes as all load is almost active.
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Dashboard with energy estimator is the possible solution for utility companies.
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We still need more concentration on energy estimators like power tag devices and building dashboards including OT & IT as IoT.
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Prosumer is the best DSM concept and we all need to become prosumers in microgrid based community system.
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Yes, energy efficiency is the key point to be considered in future smart grid systems.
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policies and auto-regulation go side by side.
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In our area, energy-efficient devices in homes are required but its manufacturing small industries should be locally developed to reduce cost.
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Not yet. Global awareness in my country still needs more work.
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Energy challenges include sustainable, economic, secure electric supply with clean, reliable and affordable energy.
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I am an electrical power engineer with more than 11 years of teaching experience in four different organizations. Currently, I am a government employee in engineering University while completing my PhD degree with many publications in collaboration with 12 international Universities of 9 different countries. My ongoing research collaboration is in process with...
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I agree
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The smart grid will look like the energy hub comprising of RERs, storage technologies and smart metering infrastructure for smart buildings and smart cities including internet of energy (EnerNet)
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No such smart building and cities projects I have known in my region. Anyhow internet of energy (EnerNet) is interesting to go with.
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Cost only is not the one centric issue, It also includes cybersecurity and data privacy of consumers. And electrical power engineers like me will need IT expertise in data science as well which includes AI etc.
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Yes, the cost is one option but reliability, ease of use and control etc. are other services which the prosumers will enjoy.
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V2G is the recent trend in smart microgrid operation and control.
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DSOs as neutral data managers is the suitable future option.
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@FakherOmezzine its good to collect data for smart future decisions.
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A smart meter is a good solution.
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Smart tools are efficient one way to optimize energy consumption but efficient consumption devices are the second solution for reducing energy consumption in real sense.
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A smart meter is a solution for economical energy supply but we also need to reduce energy consumption by installing more efficient devices.
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No such technology in Pakistan yet.
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Hydrogen as PEMFC in Cars etc and CHP as microgrid are suitable solutions.
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There is no competing between hydrogen and biogas. Hydrogen as PEMFC as well as CHP is possible solutions. While biogas is also the solution for farmers and agriculture lands.
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Yes, hydrogen is a clean solution for energy storage but only with photolytic processes as the first process called thermal processes emit 10kg Carbon dioxide from 1 kg of hydrogen.
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Hydrogen storage is one option which I am already considering with renewable energy-based rural microgrid.
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Water contains hydrogen which can be used for storage of energy. So Water is definitely coal of future as it will be a source of energy in the form of hydrogen storage.
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no such project in Pakistan yet.
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No such biogas project in Pakistan but CHP based system is hopefully going to be established in Pakistan in future.
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Biogas business in Pakistan is very much demanding in future as Pakistan is rich in biogas potential but lack in technology infrastructure needs improvements in future.
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Biomethane as a vehicle fuel is the most suitable future.
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Biogas as Heating for controlled agri-micro-farming.
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I agree.
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Biogas can also be used for local heating for advanced vertical farming under a controlled environment.
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Wind turbine manufacturer entry as new is difficult.
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Diamer-Bhasha Dam is in the early stages of construction, on the River Indus in Pakistan.
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Drawbacks of low energy generation from each unit compel us to install small project-based systems.
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Local small dams are suitable options.
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Large hydro plants are not a suitable option in current scenarios. While small dams are the possible solutions where the canal and river system is effectively available like Pakistan.
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Tarbella dam with 3410MW capacity in Pakistan, Its old with 10 turbines and need repairing.
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Home solar energy system with the application of mentioned innovations is the suitable future for rural microgrids in developing countries.
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For consumers, it's not good as it is difficult for them to decide. Anyhow, distributors and vendors (if honest) can make this process easier with diversified manufacturers.
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very complex system but the progressive approach will make it simple and effective.
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effective coordination between Privatisation vs governments organisations
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Local Electricity Exchange of developing countries is most suitable.
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working from remote area/home and saving money, new technologies, proper policies.
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Incentives and cheaper alternative with home solar energy systems.
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stong and visionary leadership
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People engagement is central in this fast growing world. Artificial intelligence (AI), internet and location based people priority autonomous energy system is the need of the future. Autonomous individual priority based system is necessary.
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Issues:
15. Governments specially developing countries without active involvement regarding these issues.
16. Established players are too dominant to allow decisions by new entrants.
17. Effective synchronization between institutions and government bodies for a flexible, decentralized, digitalized energy system.
18. Decarbonisation as a specific aim for... -
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Near future changes:
4. In the near future apart from government roles, entrepreneurs will actively play their role for green and clean energy.
5. Centralized community-based heating and cooling systems are also expected.
6. Government’s active role in energy sectors.
7. Subsidies from governments for home solar panels.
8. New business models for... -
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Ongoing changes:
1. The ongoing changes include home solar panels, EV (electric vehicles) integration, DERs or distributed generations (DGs), microgrid (grid-tied and off-grid), nano-grids, pico-grids, locally increase in wind, solar, micro-hydro energy generation.
2. Solar energy based street lighting.
3. Wind turbines in fields, portable and rechargeable... -
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1. Governments specially developing countries without active involvement regarding these issues.
2. Established players are too dominant to allow decisions by new entrants.
3. Effective synchronization between institutions and government bodies for a flexible, decentralized, digitalized energy system.
4. Decarbonisation as a specific aim for institutions is... -
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Energy Policies with facilitating mindset for all stakeholders.
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multiple stakeholders with supply-demand balance.
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Possible solutions:
1. Good governance.
2. Subsidies on PV panels for poor families.
3. community-based heating and cooling systems
4. Housing schemes for poor families with Centralized heating-cooling systems.
5. Reduction in demand by providing subsidized and more efficient household equipment.
6. Penetration of more renewable energy resources.
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Near future changes:
4. In the near future apart from government roles, entrepreneurs will actively play their role for green and clean energy.
5. Centralized community-based heating and cooling systems are also expected.
6. Government’s active role in energy sectors.
7. Subsidies from governments for home solar panels.
8. New business models for...
