Industrial solar EPC.

For a Pakistani factory on the industrial tariff, a properly engineered 500 kW system typically delivers 14–18% IRR over 20 years, with payback in 4 to 6 years. Exact figures depend on consumption profile, tariff slab, and how much is self-consumed vs exported under net billing.

Yes — we operate as a PPIB AEDB Category C-3 listed installer for grid-connected solar EPC. Our lead engineers carry PEC EE-11 (Energy Engineering) registration required for systems above 100 kW. Certification details and registration numbers are shared at the proposal stage.

Most industrial sheds can take an additional 18–25 kg/m² of solar dead load with proper purlin reinforcement. We perform a structural assessment as part of the engineering scope and reinforce trusses where needed. Where the roof isn't viable, we offer ground-mount on adjacent vacant land.

From signed contract to energisation: 200 kW around 30–45 days, 500 kW around 60–90 days, 1 MW around 90–120 days. Engineering and procurement happen in parallel with civil works to compress the timeline.

Yes. We offer annual O&M contracts including quarterly panel cleaning, thermal imaging inspections, inverter firmware updates, SCADA monitoring with 24/7 alarm response, and warranty management. Pricing typically PKR 1,500–2,500 per kW per year.

Several Pakistani banks (HBL, Meezan Bank, Bank Alfalah, Bank of Punjab) offer SBP-backed solar financing for SMEs and industrial customers up to 5–7 year tenor. We can introduce you to bank partners; final approval terms come from the lender.

Yes — exports are credited at roughly PKR 11/unit (the National Average Energy Purchase Price) under the 2026 Prosumer Regulations. This is lower than the old 1:1 net-metering rate, so we right-size systems to maximise self-consumption rather than overbuilding for export.