ISLAMABAD, OCT 5 /DNA/ – Pakistan’s solar energy drive is gathering unprecedented momentum, with imports of solar photovoltaic modules soaring to 12.7 gigawatts between July 2024 and March 2025. The surge — nearly one-fourth of the country’s total power generation capacity of 46.6 gigawatts — reflects a major structural shift in the national energy mix away from expensive imported fuels.
From residential rooftops to industrial estates, solar panels are rapidly reshaping Pakistan’s energy landscape. The trend is being fuelled by a combination of record-high electricity costs, frequent grid disruptions, and growing awareness of renewable alternatives. Energy experts believe the country is entering a decisive phase of solar adoption that could permanently alter its power dynamics.
In parallel, the inclusion of Trina Solar among the world’s Tier 1 clean energy firms by S&P Global Commodity Insights has further strengthened investor confidence in the sector. Recognized for excellence in both solar modules and energy storage systems, Trina’s standing underscores the importance of quality and innovation in meeting Pakistan’s rising energy demands.
Analysts say such international recognition of Trina Solar also benefits Pakistan by ensuring access to reliable technology and attracting long-term investment. As solar adoption widens and global leaders expand their footprint in the local market, Pakistan’s renewable energy transition is expected to gain deeper roots — reducing fuel import dependence, easing pressure on foreign reserves, and paving the way for a more sustainable power future.
