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Pakistan softens solar policy after backlash, exempts existing consumers from new billing rules

  • The development comes days after Pakistan sharply reduced rates at which solar users were being paid for excess electricity
  • The changes, widely criticized in Pakistan, replaced the net-metering regime with a framework separating buying, selling prices
By Waseem Abbasi ·

Islamabad backs replacement of electricity-intensive fans ahead of summer

By Ismail Dilawar ·

Pakistan to solarize loss-making power feeders as part of reform push

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Net-metering, tax controversies cloud future of solarization in Pakistan despite government clarification

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

Kuwaiti company to invest in solar and water schemes, cattle breeding in Pakistan’s Sindh

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Energy-short Pakistan moves to power up solar manufacturing

By Reuters ·

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