Haneea Isaad is an Energy Finance Specialist at IEEFA. Based in Pakistan, she covers Asian energy markets with a focus on Southeast Asia and Pakistan.
Haneea has been actively engaged with the energy transition underway in Pakistan. Her past work has actively focused on highlighting the socio-economic impacts of coal power development in Pakistan, while making an economic case for variable renewable energy such as solar and wind based power systems.
She holds a Master’s in environmental management from the Yale School of the Environment, with a specialization in Energy Economics and Policy Analysis.
Languages: English, Urdu, Punjabi
Research from Haneea Isaad
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Consumers may pay too high a price for virtual LNG ‘pipelines’ in Pakistan
Briefing Note
Closing coal plants early makes economic sense in Pakistan
Analysis
Making the energy transition mechanism meaningful: A case study from Pakistan
Report
Sunrise and sunset: opportunities for accelerated coal phase-down and green energy expansion in Pakistan
Report
Would Pakistan’s long-term power purchase agreements become roadblocks to its solar energy revolution?
Analysis
Fact Sheet: Pakistan’s vast hydropower pipeline at risk of not being materialized
Analysis
To build or not to build: Keeping Pakistan’s hydropower reliance in check
Report
Finding the right way forward in Pakistan’s energy crisis
Analysis
Posts from Haneea Isaad
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Carbon-intensive power plants in Pakistan can be retired early in a financially prudent way
Press Release
Boosting Pakistan’s renewable investments through auctions would require an enhanced benchmark tariff and financial guarantees
Press Release
IEEFA: Turmoil in global LNG markets is curbing long-term demand growth
Press Release
IEEFA: Pakistan’s hydropower projects could benefit from timely reassessment due to energy security and financial risks
Press Release
