Pakistan’s most advanced road completed in Lahore, produces electricity

Pakistan’s most advanced road completed in Lahore, produces electricity

Authorities in Lahore have completed construction of what they describe as the country’s most advanced urban road, located in central Lahore, officials said on Monday. Known as Route 47, the 4.5-kilometre thoroughfare runs through Kalma Chowk and links several major arteries of the city, including Ferozepur Road, Gulberg Main Boulevard, Walton Road and the Lahore Ring Road. The project, which cost an estimated Rs9 billion (around USD 32 million)…

Lahore unveils Pakistan’s first smart road that generates electricity - Islamabad Scene

Lahore has marked a major milestone in its urban development with the completion of Route 47—hailed by officials as Pakistan’s most advanced urban road. The post Lahore unveils Pakistan’s first smart road that generates electricity appeared first on Islamabad Scene.

Pakistan’s First Road That Generates Electricity Completed in Lahore

Pakistan has completed the construction of its first-ever road that can generate electricity, marking a major milestone in the country’s infrastructure and technological development. The road, named Route 47, is located in Lahore and stretches over 4.5 kilometers. It passes through Kalma Chowk and links several of the city’s important roads, including Ferozepur Road, Gulberg Boulevard, and Walton Road. This impressive project cost Rs9 billion an…

Route 47: Pakistan’s First Electricity-Generating Road

Pakistan has unveiled Route 47 in Lahore, a 4.5-kilometer electricity-generating road that not only connects key urban areas but also produces its own power. The project was led by the Punjab Central Business District Development Authority (CBD Punjab). Solar panels are installed along the footpaths, and these panels generate up to one megawatt of power. Additionally, these panels provide shade for pedestrians while contributing to the city’s en…