Udenrigsministeriet Tender

Nullstudy On Energy Efficiency (ee) In The “textile” Sector Of Pakistantextile Is One Of The Most Important Manufacturing Sectors Of Pakistan And Has The Longest Production Chain, With Inherent Potential For Value Addition At Each Stage Of Processing, From Cotton To Ginning, Spinning, Fabric, Dyeing And Finishing, Made-ups And Garments.textile Sector Contributes Nearly One-fourth Of Industrial Value-added, Contributes 8.5% Of Gdp And Provides Employment To About 40 Percent Of Countries Workforce. Barring Seasonal And Cyclical Fluctuations, Textile Products Have Maintained An Average Share Of About 62 Percent In National Exports. Textile Exports Of Pakistan In 2022 Stood At About Usd 20 Bio.the Textile Industry Retains A Record Of The Lowest Efficiency In Energy Utilization And Is One Of The Major Energy Consuming Industries.due To Rising Cost Of Energy, Scarcity Of Water, Gradual Introduction Of Eu’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (cbam) Also Linked To Gsp+ Status To Pakistan And Focus Of International Brands/buyers On Sustainability, The Textile Industry Shall Explore All Possible Ways To Reduce Its Energy Cost, Save Water And Reduce Its Carbon Footprint.tomorrow’s Winners Will Be Those Who Can Produce More With Less, Keeping In Mind The Circular Approach To Productionthe Trade Council Believes That The Danish Solutions Are Very Well Suited To Support The Textile Industry Of Pakistan In Achieving Ee And Reducing Carbon Footprint.this Is Also In Line With The Green Framework Engagement Agreement, Signed Between Pakistan And Denmark In Creating Stronger Collaboration In Areas Such As Climate Change Mitigation And Adaptation, And A Just And Sustainable Green Transition. therefore, The Royal Danish Embassy Is Seeking To Hire Expert(s)/firm(s) To Conduct A Comprehensive Market Study On Energy Efficiency Potential Assessment Within The Textile Industry Of Pakistan.