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A review of energy and power planning and policies of Pakistan
NH Mirjat, MA Uqaili, K Harijan, GD Valasai, F Shaikh, M Waris
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 79, 110-127, 2017
2612017
Overcoming electricity crisis in Pakistan: A review of sustainable electricity options
GD Valasai, MA Uqaili, HUR Memon, SR Samoo, NH Mirjat, K Harijan
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 72, 734-745, 2017
2272017
The feasibility of municipal solid waste for energy generation and its existing management practices in Pakistan
MS Korai, RB Mahar, MA Uqaili
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 72, 338-353, 2017
2062017
J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B
M Hong, M Aslam
J. Vac. Sci. Technol, 427, 1994
1831994
Long-term electricity demand forecast and supply side scenarios for Pakistan (2015–2050): A LEAP model application for policy analysis
NH Mirjat, MA Uqaili, K Harijan, GD Walasai, MAH Mondal, H Sahin
Energy 165, 512-526, 2018
1732018
Forecasting China’s natural gas demand based on optimised nonlinear grey models
F Shaikh, Q Ji, PH Shaikh, NH Mirjat, MA Uqaili
Energy 140, 941-951, 2017
1732017
Optimization of waste to energy routes through biochemical and thermochemical treatment options of municipal solid waste in Hyderabad, Pakistan
MS Korai, RB Mahar, MA Uqaili
Energy Conversion and Management 124, 333-343, 2016
1182016
Multi-criteria analysis of electricity generation scenarios for sustainable energy planning in Pakistan
N Hussain Mirjat, MA Uqaili, K Harijan, MW Mustafa, MM Rahman, ...
Energies 11 (4), 757, 2018
1102018
A comparative mathematical analysis of RL and RC electrical circuits via Atangana-Baleanu and Caputo-Fabrizio fractional derivatives
KA Abro, AA Memon, MA Uqaili
The European Physical Journal Plus 133, 1-9, 2018
1022018
Simulation tools application for artificial lighting in buildings
AA Baloch, PH Shaikh, F Shaikh, ZH Leghari, NH Mirjat, MA Uqaili
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 82, 3007-3026, 2018
992018
Forecasting the diffusion of wind power in Pakistan
K Harijan, MA Uqaili, M Memon, UK Mirza
Energy 36 (10), 6068-6073, 2011
832011
Renewable energy for managing energy crisis in Pakistan
K Harijan, MA Uqaili, M Memon
Wireless Networks, Information Processing and Systems: International Multi …, 2009
782009
Design and implementation of intelligent energy efficient conveyor system model based on variable speed drive control and physical modeling
IA Halepoto, MZ Shaikh, BS Chowdhry, MA Uqaili
International Journal of Control and Automation 9 (6), 379-388, 2016
682016
Clustering based energy efficient and communication protocol for multiple mix-zones over road networks
QA Arain, MA Uqaili, Z Deng, I Memon, J Jiao, MA Shaikh, A Zubedi, ...
Wireless Personal Communications 95, 411-428, 2017
582017
An aggregate mapreduce data block placement strategy for wireless IoT edge nodes in smart grid
NMF Qureshi, IF Siddiqui, MA Unar, MA Uqaili, CS Nam, DR Shin, J Kim, ...
Wireless personal communications 106, 2225-2236, 2019
572019
Assessment of solar PV power generation potential in Pakistan
K Harijan, MA Uqaili, UK Mirza
Journal of Clean Energy Technologies, 2015
552015
Modeling of future electricity generation and emissions assessment for Pakistan
A Mengal, NH Mirjat, GD Walasai, SA Khatri, K Harijan, MA Uqaili
Processes 7 (4), 212, 2019
532019
Thermo-environmental and economic analysis of simple and regenerative gas turbine cycles with regression modeling and optimization
AG Memon, K Harijan, MA Uqaili, RA Memon
Energy Conversion and Management 76, 852-864, 2013
532013
Harmonic analysis of ac-dc topologies and their impacts on power systems
MA Mahar, MA Uqaili, AS Larik
Mehran University Research Journal of Engineering & Technology 30 (1), 173-178, 2011
502011
An overview of the challenges for cost-effective and energy-efficient retrofits of the existing building stock
PH Shaikh, F Shaikh, AA Sahito, MA Uqaili, Z Umrani
Cost-effective energy efficient building retrofitting, 257-278, 2017
482017
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