Pakistan operates several nuclear power plants to generate electricity and meet its growing energy demands. The country's first nuclear power plant, Karachi Nuclear Power Plant, began operations in 1972. Today, Pakistan has multiple reactors, including those at Chashma and Khanuppur, contributing significantly to the national grid. These plants are managed by the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC), which ensures safety and efficiency in nuclear energy production. The use of nuclear power helps reduce reliance on fossil fuels and aims to provide a more stable energy supply for the country's development and economic growth.