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Industrial facilities in Pakistan

55 industrial facilities in Pakistan, across 5 sectors, mapped and ranked from open data by type, capacity and CO₂ emissions.

29,681facilities
5sectors
55with CO₂ estimate
54.5M tCO₂e/yr total

Industry mix (Pakistan)

Cement Plant: 31 facilities31Cement Pla…Pulp & Paper Mill: 9 facilities9Pulp & Pap…Refinery: 5 facilities5RefineryChemical Plant: 5 facilities5Chemical P…Steel Plant: 5 facilities5Steel Plant

Facility counts by sector, Climate TRACE v6 (asset-level capacity & CO₂e, CC BY 4.0).

The state of Pakistan's industrial emissions

Across the 55 Pakistan industrial facilities with an estimated CO₂ figure (Climate TRACE), total emissions are about 54.5 Mt CO₂e/yr. The single largest emitter, Lucky Cement Pezu Cement Plant (cement), accounts for about 10% of that. The biggest sectoral share comes from cement. Among facilities with a known operator, the top three — Lucky Cement Ltd, Bestway Cement Ltd, Engro Fertilizers Ltd — account for roughly 37%. Most of these facilities sit in a arid Köppen climate zone.

Largest emitters (Mt CO₂e/yr)

Lucky Cement Pezu Cement Plant: 6 Mt CO2e/yr6Lucky Ceme…Khairpur (Daharki) Fertilizer Complex: 5 Mt CO2e/yr5Khairpur (…Maple Leaf Iskandarabad (White) Cement Plant: 2 Mt CO2e/yr2Maple Leaf…Attock Cement Hub Cement Plant: 2 Mt CO2e/yr2Attock Cem…Cherat Cement Lakari Cement Plant: 2 Mt CO2e/yr2Cherat Cem…Fauji Cement Nizampur Cement Plant: 2 Mt CO2e/yr2Fauji Ceme…Multan Fertilizers Complex: 2 Mt CO2e/yr2Multan Fer…Lucky Cement Karachi Cement Plant: 2 Mt CO2e/yr2Lucky Ceme…Bestway Cement Chakwal Cement Plant: 2 Mt CO2e/yr2Bestway Ce…Bestway Cement Hattar Cement Plant: 2 Mt CO2e/yr2Bestway Ce…

Emissions by sector (Mt CO₂e/yr)

cement: 39 Mt CO2e/yr39cementchemicals: 10 Mt CO2e/yr10chemicalsiron-and-steel: 4 Mt CO2e/yr4iron-and-s…oil-and-gas-refining: 2 Mt CO2e/yr2oil-and-ga…pulp-and-paper: 0 Mt CO2e/yr0pulp-and-p…

Estimated CO₂e (modelled): Climate TRACE v6 (asset-level capacity & CO₂e, CC BY 4.0); climate: Köppen-Geiger (WorldClim). CC BY 4.0.

Biggest emitters in Pakistan

#FacilityTypet CO₂e/yr
1Lucky Cement Pezu Cement PlantCement Plant5,508,813
2Khairpur (Daharki) Fertilizer ComplexChemical Plant5,402,182
3Maple Leaf Iskandarabad (White) Cement PlantCement Plant2,348,492
4Attock Cement Hub Cement PlantCement Plant2,249,783
5Cherat Cement Lakari Cement PlantCement Plant2,174,367
6Fauji Cement Nizampur Cement PlantCement Plant2,063,502
7Multan Fertilizers ComplexChemical Plant2,005,679
8Lucky Cement Karachi Cement PlantCement Plant1,957,266
9Bestway Cement Chakwal Cement PlantCement Plant1,902,876
10Bestway Cement Hattar Cement PlantCement Plant1,894,035
11Power Cement Jamshoro Cement PlantCement Plant1,783,636
12Bestway Cement Farooqia Cement PlantCement Plant1,615,534
13Fauji Cement Jhang Bhatar Cement PlantCement Plant1,558,287
14Kohat Cement Togh Bala Cement PlantCement Plant1,547,846
15Sadiqabad (Goth Machhi) Fertilizer Complex IIChemical Plant1,504,555
16Pioneer Cement Khushab Cement PlantCement Plant1,276,499
17D G Khan Cement Hub Las Bela Cement PlantCement Plant1,273,140
18Amreli Steels Dhabeji plantSteel Plant1,199,271
19Mughal Iron & Steel Industries Lahore plantSteel Plant1,165,291
20D G Khan Cement Dera Ghazi Khan Cement PlantCement Plant1,059,620

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Inzonex IndustryAtlas (2026). Industrial CO2 emissions — Pakistan. Derived from Climate TRACE v6 and Köppen-Geiger/WorldClim (CC BY 4.0). https://inzonex.co.uk/industryatlas/pakistan/

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Frequently asked questions

How many industrial facilities are in Pakistan?
55 across 5 sectors are tracked in Pakistan in this open dataset.
What is the biggest CO₂ emitter in Pakistan?
Lucky Cement Pezu Cement Plant (Cement Plant) — about 5,508,813 tonnes CO₂e/year.
Which sectors are represented in Pakistan?
The largest sectors in this dataset are Cement Plant (31), Pulp & Paper Mill (9), Refinery (5).
Where does the data come from?
Climate TRACE v6 — asset-level capacity and CO₂e emissions (CC BY 4.0).