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Pakistan partially rolls back solar policy, keeps old net-metering terms for pending applicants

  • Decision applies to applications submitted before Feb. 8, which will be processed under previous net-metering regulations
  • Move follows public backlash after Pakistan cut buyback rates for rooftop solar power under new billing framework
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