The Pakistan Solar Association (PSA) strongly urges the Government of Pakistan to reconsider the proposed imposition of an 18% General Sales Tax (GST) on imported solar panels in the Federal Budget 2025–2026. This policy move threatens to reverse the significant progress Pakistan has made in solar energy deployment over the past several years. The growth…
The Pakistan Solar Association (PSA) expresses deep sorrow over the tragic loss of 14 lives and injuries to over 100 individuals caused by the severe thunderstorm and heavy rains that struck various districts of Punjab on May 24–25, 2025. Our heartfelt condolences go out to the families of the victims, and we stand in solidarity…
Talking about the recent direction by Ministry of Energy (Power Division) to change Net Metering Regulations, Mr. Waqas Moosa, Chairman of the Pakistan Solar Association, mentioned that “These new regulations will change the dynamics of the solar industry, especially residential and SME segments, in Pakistan. The split of hybrid, battery-based installations will increase vs on-grid…
The Pakistan Solar Association (PSA) has expressed serious concerns regarding the growing import of B-grade and inferior quality solar panels by unauthorized third-party importers in Pakistan. In a strongly worded statement, the PSA highlighted the significant risks these substandard products pose; not only to consumers but also to the broader economy and the nation’s reputation….
Amid the global push for climate action and reduced greenhouse gas emissions, Pakistan faces a critical juncture in its energy landscape. The focus on coal and fuel in electricity generation comes under scrutiny, prompting a re-evaluation of the nation’s energy policies. With the urgent need to balance immediate energy requirements and long-term sustainability goals, Pakistan…