In recent days, speculations have been rampant regarding the future of solar net metering in Pakistan, fueled by a surge in net
Speculation surrounds solar net metering in Pakistan due to a surge in installations.Plans for a 600-MW solar power plant in collaboration with Saudi Arabian investors are underway. metering installations that has posed challenges for the government in managing capacity charges.
The confusion arose following a digital publication’s report about a document mentioning special instructions regarding net metering tariff rationalization and amendments to the Net Metering Regulations. However, the Power Division’s stance is clear: there are no plans to end solar net metering.
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