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08/03/2022

چکنمبر 367 جلیانوالہ گوجرہ میں ارسلان سپر سٹور پر 6 کلو واٹ ہابرڈ سولر سسٹم کی انسٹالیشن

07/01/2022

شہر لاہور میں لیتھیم بیٹری 10 سال وارنٹی کیساتھ 25 کلو واٹ کے سسٹم کی انسٹالییشن ۔۔۔
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02/01/2022

5 کلو واٹ لیتھیم بیٹری کیساتھ دس سالہ وارنٹی کیساتھ دارلحکومت اسلام آباد میں انسٹالیشن۔۔۔۔
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22/12/2021

شہر لاہور میں لیتھیم بیٹری 10 سال وارنٹی کیساتھ 5 کلو واٹ کے سسٹم کی انسٹالییشن ۔۔۔
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08/12/2021

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22/09/2021

Internal Electrification in a Professional Way on a Solar Project

11/09/2021

Why doesn't Pakistan tap its solar power potential?

Pakistan's sunny climate makes it a perfect place to develop solar power. But it still depends on dirty fossil fuels, and is building more coal power plants.
Pakistan has immense potential for generating electricity through solar power. Almost all parts of the South Asian country are dry and hot, barring a few areas in the northwest.

However, the country currently only produces a meager 1.16% of its electricity through solar power and 64% with fossil fuels. Other electricity sources include hydropower at 27% and nuclear at 5%. Renewable energy sources count for only 4% of total electricity production.

Despite being located in a region severely affected by climate change, Pakistan continues to invest in environmentally unfriendly methods of power production.

Recently, the government approved seven Chinese-funded coal power projects, which will add up to 6,600 megawatts to the national grid in the coming years.

Political support needed for renewables
Last year, Prime Minister Imran Khan's government promised that Pakistan would produce 60% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030. This would require Pakistan to install around 24,000 megawatts of solar and wind power capacity by 2030, up from just over 1,500 megawatts now.

07/09/2021

Hwawei Launch Hybrid System with Hwawei Lithium Ion Battery in Pakistan

05/09/2021

Engineer Hassan is our very Intelligent and Hardworking Team Member

03/09/2021

02/09/2021

As the government is encouraging utilisation of renewable energy technology at the consumer end, The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) issued a total of 5,283 new licences for net-metering-based installation of approximately 90.15MW during the July 2020 to March 2021, the Economic Survey suggests.