Net-metering in Pakistan Net-metering is an electricity policy for consumers who own renewable energy facilities, which allows them to use electricity whenever needed while getting credit for ...

Net metering policy likely to be revisited: Leghari Despite their minimal contribution to the national grid, targeting roof-top solar generators instead of IPPs seems absurd.

Pakistan’s energy regulator, NEPRA (National Electric Power Regulatory Authority), has approved and put into effect net metering schemes for solar and wind generation of up to 1MW.

In addition, net metering aligns with Pakistan’s national obligations under the international law already ratified under UNFCCC, Paris Agreement, SDG-7 and Agenda 2030.

Pakistan has updated its 2015 net metering scheme to make it more user friendly. The Government of Punjab, meanwhile, has unveiled a new Access to Clean Energy Investment Program, aimed at ...

Amid fierce public opposition, Pakistan’s National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has decided not to proceed with proposed amendments to its 2015 net-metering regulations. Nepra ...

Pakistan has approved net metering as part of a raft of new policies that could boost the development of solar in the country.

Net or gross-metering It cannot be ignored that net metering has been a game-changer for Pakistan’s energy sector May 22, 2024 ...

They urged the authority to conduct an in-depth study of the effects of net metering on the national grid. Net metering in Pakistan is currently going through an experimental phase.

We have received numerous calls and messages regarding the suspension of net metering. People are concerned that the government is planning to shut it down. At this moment, the Pakistan ...