With tariffs climbing every year, the case for solar has never been stronger.
Electricity tariffs in Pakistan have risen sharply, with upper slabs now around Rs 50–65 per unit including taxes and surcharges. Every increase makes grid power costlier — and solar savings larger.
Even after the 2026 net-billing change reduced export rates, self-consumed solar still offsets power at the full retail tariff, so a well-designed system protects you from rising bills.
A 5 kW on-grid system (about Rs 4.5–5.5 lakh) typically pays back in 2–3 years, then delivers largely free power for the remaining 20+ years of its life.
For most households and businesses, it remains one of the safest, highest-return investments available in Pakistan today.
