ISLAMABAD, SEPT 27 (DNA) – As Pakistan continues to seek renewable energy solutions to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels, Trinasolar’s advanced technologies offer a powerful alternative. With the country’s vast potential for solar power, particularly in areas with abundant sunlight, the introduction of 700W+ and i-TOPCon modules will support Pakistan’s energy transition and help meet its clean energy targets.
Although these technologies are relatively new to Pakistan, they have been successfully implemented in other countries, including Japan, where i-TOPCon modules have consistently delivered superior performance across diverse applications. With Trinasolar’s proven global track record, the company is well-positioned to contribute to Pakistan’s solar growth, offering high-quality, cost-efficient solutions for both commercial and utility-scale projects.
“We are thrilled to bring our 700W+ and i-TOPCon modules to the Pakistani market at a time when the country is focusing on energy diversification and reducing its carbon footprint,” said Dave Wang, Trinasolar Asia Pacific’s Subregion Head. “These products not only offer high efficiency and long-term durability but also align with our global vision of ‘Solar Energy for All.’ Pakistan’s growing solar market presents a key opportunity for us, and we are committed to supporting the country’s clean energy transition with the best solar technology available.”
“With a high potential for solar energy, and increasing demand by the passing day, the introduction of Trinasolar’s Vertex N 720W series, will be a game changer in the region. With high efficiency, environment durability, and improved power density, the launch will benefit the industries across Pakistan to achieve sustainability. The Vertex N series comes with overall reduced design, installation and BOS costs, leading the dynamics of solar industry in Pakistan, and accelerating transition towards sustainability,” said Balawal Baber, Business Head of Zero Carbon Solar, Pakistan’s pioneer renewable energy turnkey solution provider.
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