We are dedicated to ensuring that your investment in solar power delivers maximum efficiency and long-term benefits.

Grasping the differences between these solar panels is crucial for making informed choices regarding their use in commercial and industrial environments.

Types of Solar Panels

Monocrystalline Solar Panels

Monocrystalline panels are widely recognized for their exceptional effectiveness and enduring resilience. Made from single-crystal silicon, these panels are characterised by their unique black colour and rounded edges. The high-purity silicon allows them to reach efficiency rates of up to 21.5%. Their superior efficiency makes them perfect for limited spaces, as they produce more power per square meter.

Polycrystalline Solar Panels

Polycrystalline panels are made from melted silicon poured into molds and sliced into square wafers. These panels have a blue, speckled look and are less efficient than monocrystalline panels, generally achieving 13-16%1 efficiency. However, their production process is less wasteful and more economical, making them a popular choice for budget-conscious businesses.

Thin-Film Solar Panels

Thin-film panels stand out from the other types because they are made from various materials such as cadmium telluride (CdTe) and amorphous silicon (a-Si). These panels are created by layering thin coatings of photovoltaic material onto a foundation. Although they are less efficient, with efficiency rates around 15-16%1, their manufacturing process is simpler and more cost-effective. Moreover, thin-film panels are flexible, which makes them well-suited for non-traditional installation applications.

Types of Solar Systems

On-Grid Systems

On-grid solar systems connect directly to the public power grid, enabling users to draw from the grid when their solar energy production falls short. They enable cost savings through net metering, allowing excess energy to be sent back to the grid in exchange for credit. These systems are ideal for urban settings with consistent grid access.

Off-Grid Systems

Off-grid solar systems function independently of the utility grid, providing full energy independence. They are well-suited for remote or rural areas where the grid is not available. These systems often include batteries to store excess power for use during periods without sunlight.

Hybrid Systems

Hybrid solar systems merge solar energy with a link to the power grid. They use solar energy while remaining connected to the grid for additional support when needed. This setup allows users to decrease their dependence on conventional energy sources while having a backup option for times of low solar production.

Choosing the Right Solar Panel

Selecting the appropriate solar panel requires evaluating elements such as your budget, the space you have available, and your specific energy needs. Monocrystalline panels are ideal for those needing high efficiency and have limited space for installation. Polycrystalline panels offer a good compromise between cost and performance, making them ideal for expansive areas where space is not limited. Thin-film panels are perfect for flexible, cost-effective installations.

Future of Solar Panels

Improvements in solar technology are consistently boosting both efficiency and cost-effectiveness. We are your reliable partner for efficient and budget-friendly solar energy solutions. Dedicated to utilising state-of-the-art technology and sustainable practices, we provide a variety of solar energy systems designed to meet the unique needs of our clients. Choosing us means lower energy costs, improved efficiency, and a reduced carbon footprint. At Shams, we prioritise quality and customer satisfaction, ensuring seamless installation and maintenance for a smooth transition to solar energy. Experience the Shams Power difference: Expertise, innovation, and customer-centricity.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

What makes Solar Power affordable?

Declining Costs of Solar Technology

One major factor contributing to the affordability of solar energy is the substantial decrease in the cost of solar panels and associated technologies over the past decade. Advances in technology and larger manufacturing volumes have led to a dramatic drop in the price of photovoltaic (PV) panels. Studies show that the price of solar power has dropped by more than 80% over the past decade. This significant reduction has made solar installations more attainable for many users, including large-scale commercial enterprises.

Abundant and Free Resource

Solar energy captures sunlight, a plentiful and readily available resource. Unlike fossil fuels that require extraction, refinement, and transportation, sunlight is readily available and can be captured directly at the point of use. This eliminates many logistical and environmental costs associated with conventional energy sources. As long as the sun shines, we have a limitless supply of energy that can be converted into electricity.

Low Operating and Maintenance Costs

Once a solar energy system is in place, it involves minimal operating and maintenance expenses. Solar panels are designed for long-lasting durability and typically require minimal maintenance over their lifetime. Since sunlight is free, there are no fuel costs associated with solar energy. The significant long-term savings on these operational costs make solar energy a very cost-effective option.

Technological Advancements and Efficiency Improvements

Continuous improvements in solar technology have boosted the performance of solar panels, allowing them to transform more sunlight into electricity. This increased efficiency leads to higher energy output and greater savings for consumers.

Government Incentives and Support

Government incentives have been essential in making solar energy more affordable. These incentives reduce the upfront expenses associated with installing solar panels. Additionally, regulations such as net metering allow solar panel owners to sell excess electricity to the grid, enhancing the financial benefits of solar energy.

Environmental and Social Benefits

Solar energy provides considerable environmental and social benefits, enhancing its overall cost-effectiveness. Solar power delivers valuable societal savings by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, lowering air pollution, and alleviating the impacts of climate change. This includes cutting healthcare costs and lowering expenses related to environmental cleanup caused by fossil fuel pollution.

Energy Independence and Security

Investing in solar energy improves one’s ability to rely on their own power sources and strengthens energy security. By producing electricity locally, communities can lessen their dependence on imported fuels and strengthen their energy infrastructure. This is especially beneficial in areas that frequently experience power disruptions.

Conclusion

As technology advances and the global focus on clean energy intensifies, solar energy will become increasingly cost-effective and appealing, paving the way for a more sustainable and promising future. By adopting solar solutions with Shams Power, businesses can not only enhance their operations but also contribute to a greener and more sustainable future for Pakistan and beyond. Join us in building a sustainable future for Pakistan.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

In Pakistan, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has approved yet another increase in electricity rates, slated to take effect from the fiscal year 2024-2025. This decision underscores the urgency for businesses to explore alternative energy sources, such as solar power.

Understanding the Electricity Price Hike

The decision by NEPRA to raise electricity prices reflects various factors, including rising fuel costs, maintenance expenses for power infrastructure, and the need for investments in the energy sector. For businesses, this translates into higher monthly bills, adding to the financial burden already faced by many.

Embracing Solar Solutions with Shams Power Pakistan

Amidst these challenges, solar power emerges as a viable and sustainable solution. Shams Power, a leading provider of solar energy solutions in Pakistan, offers a compelling alternative to traditional grid electricity. Here’s why adopting solar with Shams Power Pakistan makes sense:

1. Cost Efficiency and Long-term Savings

By investing in solar panels, consumers can produce their own electricity, greatly decreasing their dependence on the power grid. While the initial setup cost may seem daunting, it pays off in the long run through reduced monthly bills and potential savings over the lifespan of the solar system, which can be 20 years or more.

2. Environmental Benefits

Solar energy is a clean and renewable resource, in contrast to fossil fuels, which cause pollution and contribute to climate change. By switching to solar power, individuals and businesses contribute to reducing carbon footprints and promoting a cleaner environment for future generations.

3. Energy Independence

With solar panels installed, consumers gain a measure of energy independence. They become less susceptible to fluctuations in electricity prices and power outages, ensuring a more reliable energy supply for their homes or businesses.

4. Government Incentives

Governments often provide incentives and subsidies to encourage the adoption of renewable energy sources like solar power. These can include tax credits, rebates, and favourable financing options, making solar installations more affordable and attractive.

5. Supporting Economic Growth

Investing in solar power also supports local economies by fostering innovation in clean energy technologies. It contributes to a more resilient and diversified energy infrastructure for the country.

Taking the First Step

Transitioning to solar power with us begins with a consultation to assess energy needs and customise a solar solution that fits your requirements. If you are a business aiming for sustainable operations, Shams Power offers expertise in designing, installing, and maintaining solar systems tailored to your specific needs.

Conclusion

As electricity prices continue to rise, businesses must prioritise adopting sustainable energy solutions. Solar power stands out as a reliable, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional grid electricity.

Embracing solar with Shams Power Pakistan not only benefits businesses but also contributes to a greener, more sustainable future for Pakistan and beyond. Join the solar revolution today and make a positive impact on your energy consumption and the planet.

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The term “solstice” originates from the Latin words meaning “sun standing still,” aptly describing how the Sun appears to pause at its highest position in the sky at midday on this day. During the summer solstice, the Sun traces its longest journey across the sky, resulting in the year’s longest day and shortest night. In the Northern Hemisphere, this happens when the North Pole tilts approximately 23.4° towards the Sun, aligning the vertical noon rays directly over the Tropic of Cancer (23°27´ N). Six months later, this alignment shifts to the Southern Hemisphere, with the South Pole tilted towards the Sun by the same degree.

This means that on the June solstice, the Northern Hemisphere will have the longest day and shortest night of the year.

This phenomenon has been observed since ancient times and may be one of the earliest astronomical observations in human prehistory. Knowing the yearly cycle of the seasons was vital to the survival of ancient people, and is considered a key date on the calendar.

How does it benefit Shams?

The summer solstice, marking the year’s longest day, offers us a prime opportunity to maximise energy production and demonstrate the advantages of solar technology. With longer daylight hours, solar panels can absorb more sunlight, resulting in higher energy output and efficiency. This period not only enhances the performance of existing solar installations but also provides an ideal moment for companies to promote the adoption of solar energy. By highlighting peak solar generation during the solstice, we can educate businesses on the reliability and sustainability of solar power, encouraging more businesses to invest in renewable energy solutions. The increased visibility of solar power’s effectiveness during this time can drive growth and innovation in the solar industry, contributing to a greener future.

About Shams Power

Shams Power stands as Pakistan’s leading developer of solar power for Commercial & Industrial (C&I) sectors. By investing in and establishing solar projects at C&I sites, we enable immediate savings on grid electricity costs through clean solar energy at reduced rates. Our model eliminates any capital expenditure (CAPEX), operations and maintenance costs, and equipment risk for our customers. At the end of the agreement, the equipment is transferred to the customer, providing them with free electricity for the remaining lifespan of the equipment. Our esteemed clients include prominent names such as Coca Cola, Mondelez, Metro Cash & Carry, Packages Group, Nishat Group, AkzoNobel Pakistan, Dandot Cement, Shifa International Hospital, and Maxim International, among others.

Companies partnered with Shams Power

Metro Cash and Carry Pakistan

Metro Cash and Carry Pakistan has embraced sustainable solar solutions by partnering with Shams Power to install a 5MW rooftop solar capacity. This initiative aims not only to reduce costs but also to contribute to environmental preservation over time, helping Metro achieve their sustainable development goals and setting a benchmark for corporate responsibility in the region.

Mondelez

Mondelez has taken a significant step towards sustainability with the installation of a rooftop solar power system at their Hub location. This cutting-edge installation boasts a total capacity of 500 kWh, seamlessly integrated into the existing power infrastructure through a grid-tied setup. By harnessing solar energy, Mondelez not only reduces its carbon footprint but also showcases its commitment to renewable energy solutions. This initiative not only underscores Mondelez’s dedication to environmental responsibility but also sets a benchmark for corporate sustainability efforts in the industry.

Brighto Paints

Brighto Paints has made a commendable move towards environmental sustainability with the installation of a substantial rooftop solar power system at their facility in Lahore, Pakistan. This impressive installation, with a total capacity of 750 kW, is efficiently integrated into the local power grid through a grid-tied configuration. By adopting solar energy, Brighto Paints significantly reduces its reliance on conventional energy sources, thereby lowering its carbon footprint. This initiative reflects Brighto Paints’ proactive approach to embracing renewable energy, highlighting their commitment to eco-friendly practices and setting a positive example for the industry in Pakistan.

Shams Power: Leading Solar Energy Provider

Over the past half-decade, we have successfully operated over 30 MW of distributed solar projects for numerous esteemed corporations across Pakistan. By efficiently utilizing rooftop, carport, and ground areas, we serve a diverse range of industries including retail, wholesale, food processing, education, automobile, healthcare, and manufacturing.

We offer comprehensive solar solutions, specializing in rooftop solar power plants for buildings, car parks, and open spaces within premises, following a Build Own Operate Transfer (BOOT) model. As an end-to-end solution provider, we manage every aspect of the project—from design and engineering to procurement, construction, monitoring, and maintenance.

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Shams Power and Packages Mall are proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership that significantly expands Packages Mall’s solar energy production capacity. This collaboration will see Packages Mall add an additional 1.1MW system to its existing 1.9MW installation, creating a monumental 3MW solar powerhouse at their premises in Lahore.

This expansion marks a giant leap forward in Pakistan’s renewable energy landscape. The 3 MW solar plant is expected to generate an estimated 4 million units of clean energy annually, contributing significantly to a greener future. Additionally, this project will translate to a remarkable reduction of 2,000 tons of CO2 emissions each year, making a real difference in combating climate change.

Omar Malik, CEO of Shams Power, hailed the expanded partnership, commending Packages Mall and Packages Group’s leadership and unwavering commitment to sustainable solutions. “We are thrilled to strengthen our collaboration with Packages Group,” Malik stated. “This is a prime example of how businesses can work together to embrace alternative energy and create a positive impact on both their operations and the environment.”

Packages Limited, through this initiative, further solidifies its position as a sustainability champion. By expanding its use of renewable energy, the company demonstrates its dedication to reducing its carbon footprint and paving the way for a more sustainable future for Pakistan.

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Shams Power will install the equipment, manage the operation and maintenance of the solar systems throughout the agreement, and transfer the equipment to Mondelez Pakistan upon the term’s completion.

This project is expected to contribute approximately 3.3 million units of clean energy annually to Mondelez’s electricity mix, offsetting around 1,500 tons of carbon emissions each year. This reduction in emissions is equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of approximately 1,000 households.

Sami Wahid, Managing Director, Mondelez Pakistan, stated: “ESG and environment initiatives are at the top of our priorities. We take pride in the fact that happiness is at the core of all our products, and we wish to extend that spirit into all our operations. We stand strong with a happier healthier planet and will ensure all steps necessary towards building a progressive community inside and around Mondelez.”

Omar Malik, CEO, Shams Power, spoke on the value addition of alternate energy to any business operations. He was especially elated to have partnered with Mondelez, and commented: “We at Shams Power are excited to extend our partnership with Mondelez Pakistan and are thankful to their leadership and management team for their vision, and commitment towards green energy, contributing in a positive way to mitigating climate change We look forward to expanding this relationship and exploring additional sustainability initiatives together.”

Mondelez, through this collaboration with Shams Power, is set to further reduce its carbon footprint, lower energy costs, and promote sustainability.

By using renewable energy sources, the company aims to support environmental conservation and align with global efforts to combat climate change. This initiative also reflects Mondelez’s commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainable business practices.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

C&I power consumers are increasingly deploying solar arrays in Pakistan due to high energy prices and tariffs.

“The average industrial consumers currently pay a tariff of $0.12/kWh,” Omar Malik, the CEO of Pakistani solar developer Shams Power, told pv magazine. “But this is only half the story, as they also have to pay another $0.10 in taxes on every kilowatt-hour they purchase from the grid. The government relies on five to six sectors for the bulk of its indirect tax collection, with electricity being one of the largest ones.”

High-self consumption rates mean lower electricity costs and lower taxes. Under the nation’s current regulations, the sale of excess power to the grid under net metering is only allowed for generators up to 1 MW in size.

The government also only exempts import duties on solar panels. “The exemption on solar inverters has been recently removed,” Malik said. “But this has not had consequences on the market development.”

Pakistan’s National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) issued 1,596 net-metering licenses across the country with a cumulative capacity of 221.05 MW in the 2022-23 fiscal year, according to official statistics from the Associated Press of Pakistan.

Malik said the market is also growing in terms of panel imports.

“In 2022, 2.8 GW of solar panels were imported into Pakistan. In 2023, about 5 GW, despite the import controls, and this year the prediction is for up to 12 GW,” he stated.

Financing concerns

One of the main hurdles to address in Pakistan’s C&I segment is access to financing.

“Banks and lenders in Pakistan keep considering solar assets as very fast depreciating assets,” Malik explained, noting that the volatility of the Pakistani rupee is still an issue compared to India, where access to financing is easier. “The Indian currency is stable enough for international investors.”

Despite these challenges, Shams Power was able to raise $20 million debt from local banks backed by a guarantee from an international credit enhancer, GuarantCo.

“In order to achieve this, we have to bring the bank in at the project finance stage,” Malik explained. “Or we can even do this after a year or two of operation, when we have some defined cash flows and we can show how these assets are performing and get the portfolio refinanced.”

Many Pakistani companies that export denim and textiles to the US and European markets face pressure from their buyers to support their supply chains with clean energy.

“In effect, there is some pressure to move toward renewables, but it is not coming from the government,” said Malik.

Storage segment

The C&I segment does not yet offer a big business case for battery storage.

“Batteries are still not economically viable when it comes to grid parity owing to high duties and taxes on import of batteries and storage technologies,” Irteza Ubaid, chief operating officer for Shams Power, told pv magazine. “With the current electricity price scheme in place, you can only generate profits when there is a power outage. Or when peak rates hit, you can start using batteries. However, the levelized cost of storage of C&I tier-1 batteries today, however, is still close to $0.35/kWh. We are still not able to give an economic benefit to clients to set up storage because they can buy grid power at less than $0.30, they’re really not interested – unless they have a continuous production process and cannot afford any interruptions.”

Shams Power is currently building 5 MWh of storage projects in Pakistan.

“We have been educating our clients and convincing them about not just looking at the per kWh cost, but also looking at additional benefits like the quality of power and environmental benefits,” Ubaid said.

Import duties are still being imposed on batteries, which means upfront costs remain higher than in other, more mature renewable energy markets.

Shams Power has a track record of deploying more than 40 MW of C&I solar for major clients such as Coca-Cola, Mondelez, AkzoNobel, Metro, Packages, Shifa Hospital, Hyundai, and Sanofi. It has a pipeline of more than 200 MW with large multinationals and local businesses across Pakistan.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Solar energy is a clean and sustainable energy source that emits no greenhouse gases or air pollutants during the generation of power. Adopting solar energy can assist Pakistan in reducing its carbon footprint and combating air pollution, which is a major concern in many of its cities.

The cost of solar technology has steadily decreased internationally, making renewable energy sources more economically viable. Pakistan can capitalise on this trend by investing in solar systems and lowering overall electricity production costs to provide energy to the country.

Why is it ideal for Pakistan to invest in Solar Power

Pakistan’s geographic location is a plus point for solar technology. The country is located at latitudes 23°35′ to 37°05′ N and longitudes 60°50′ to 77°50′ E, an aerial belt that receives a large amount of daylight which can produce around 95% energy during daylight hours (8 to 8.5 hours per day). We also have 185 to 290 sunny days per year.

Receiving all this sunlight all year round, Pakistan has 2.9 million MW of solar power potential, making it a viable source of energy to tap for producing power.

Harnessing solar energy lessens Pakistan’s reliance on imported fossil fuels, which are expensive and volatile on the international market. This improves the country’s energy security by minimising disruptions in the energy supply.

Pakistan’s Solar Energy Market is estimated to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 49.68% from 1.30 gigatonnes in 2023 to 9.77 gigatonnes in 2028.

The Pakistani government has set a few goals such as obtaining 30% of the country’s power from renewable sources by 2030. To fulfil these goals, the government is aiming to build solar-generating facilities across the country through the Alternative Energy Development Board.

Some of Shams successful installations

Shifa International Hospital

Shifa International Hospital has implemented a significant renewable energy initiative by installing rooftop and parking solar panels. With a total capacity of 1 MW, this solar system is seamlessly integrated into the grid, operating as a grid-tied setup.

Tripack Films Ltd

Tripack Films Ltd has undertaken a significant step towards sustainable energy by installing both rooftop and ground-mounted solar panels. With a combined total capacity of 5 MW, this solar installation is seamlessly integrated into the grid, operating as a grid-tied system.

Packages Mall

With a robust total capacity of 3 MW, this solar endeavour seamlessly integrates into the grid, operating as a grid-tied system.

Nishant Hyundai

Nishat Hyundai is pioneering a sustainable energy revolution through its rooftop solar installation. With an impressive total capacity of 2.5 MW, this solar array seamlessly integrates with the grid, operating in a grid-tied configuration.

Initiatives and collaborations taken by Pakistan’s Government

The Pakistan government has given the green light to the National Solar Energy Initiative, aiming to generate 10,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity through solar projects. This initiative targets cutting down the import costs of diesel and furnace oil. It seeks to transition government buildings and tube wells to solar power, while also partially replacing power plants running on diesel, coal, and furnace oil. Notably, Pakistan’s President House has already shifted to green energy, promoting renewable energy adoption since 2021.

Furthermore, within the framework of the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), considerable investments are earmarked to promote clean energy sources, including various renewable energy projects. Among these endeavours is a significant 1,000MW solar project.

The Quaid-e-Azam solar park represents a pivotal collaboration between the Pakistani government and foreign partners, notably China, resulting in the establishment of a 100MW solar capacity in Bahawalpur City.

Moreover, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has played a crucial role in constructing a 365W solar facility, amplifying interest and investment in solar energy initiatives. Consequently, the Alternative Energy Development Board (AEDB) has extended letters of intent to twenty-eight enterprises, totaling a capacity of 956.52 MW, further bolstering Pakistan’s solar energy landscape.

Such initiatives have spurred numerous solar energy firms in Pakistan to actively

address the disparities between energy supply and demand  in the commercial and industrial sectors (C&I). Solar infrastructure such as rooftop installations, carports, and ground-mounted systems are further enabling diverse installation opportunities for enterprises of all kinds.

Shams Power: Leading Solar Energy Provider

In its journey spanning over half a decade, Shams Power takes pride in successfully operating 30+ MW of distributed solar projects for many renowned corporations of Pakistan, efficiently utilising their rooftop, carport, and ground areas. As part of our growing client portfolio, we effectively serve large Retail, Wholesale, Food Processing, Educational, Automobile, Hospital, and Manufacturing industries all over Pakistan.Our valued clientele includes METRO Cash & Carry Pakistan, Coca-Cola, Mondelez, Hyundai Nishat Motors, Packages Mall, AkzoNobel, Shifa Hospital, Government College Lahore (GCU), Hilal Foods, and many more.

We provide you with an end to end solar solution. We specialise in rooftop solar power plants for building rooftops, car parks, and open spaces within the premises on Build Own Operate Transfer (BOOT) basis and are an end-to-end solution provider – including design, engineering, procurement, construction, monitoring, and maintenance.

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Thanks to PPAs, the responsibility of operating and maintaining solar systems has been reduced for businesses, providing them with an energy-efficient solar solution contract with the assistance of companies providing solar energy in Pakistan.

What is a Purchase Power Agreement (PPA)?

A Purchase Power Agreement (PPA) is a financial deal where a third-party developer owns, operates, and maintains a solar power system. The host customer agrees to have the system on their property and buys the discounted generated electricity for a set period. This setup gives the host customer access to reliable and often affordable electricity. It also removes common hurdles like large initial costs, performance risks, and complicated design and permit procedures associated with installing solar systems. Moreover, PPAs can start benefiting the host financially as soon as the system is up and running.

With the current rise in prices of non renewable energy sources, solar energy has become a viable option, making PPA’s increasingly appealing. Presently, PPAs offer a more financially advantageous option in the market.

Advantages of Power Purchase Agreement using BOOT Model

When considering solar energy adoption in Pakistan, businesses often focus on the advantages it offers and its role in promoting sustainability. Here are some benefits of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) that are encouraging companies to embrace a more environmentally friendly choice:

No upfront capital cost: PPAs enable businesses to utilize clean energy without upfront costs. A third-party provider handles the installation and upkeep of solar panels, while businesses pay for the electricity generated at a typically lower rate compared to conventional utilities. This arrangement benefits both parties, offering accessibility and affordability to sustainable energy solutions.

Predictable energy pricing:

By having a set rate for solar panel-generated electricity throughout the duration of the PPA, consumers can reliably predict their energy expenses over several years. This protects them from the variability of traditional utility prices and offers a dependable, sustainable solution for managing energy costs.

No system performance or operating risk:

PPA guarantees the efficient operation of the solar power system throughout the agreement period, relieving consumers of any extra responsibilities. This facilitates a seamless shift to renewable energy, with the service provider ensuring reliability and effectiveness without added burden on the consumer.

Visibly demonstrable environmental commitment:

PPA acts as a concrete representation of businesses’ environmental dedication. By choosing renewable energy from solar panels, consumers display their commitment to sustainability and minimizing carbon footprints. The visible presence of solar panels on their premises demonstrates a proactive stance against climate change and advocating for clean energy solutions. This not only aligns with corporate social responsibility objectives but also resonates with environmentally aware individuals who prioritize contributing positively to the environment.

Companies using Solar PPA under BOOT Model

AkzoNobel Pakistan

Under a Solar PPA Agreement with Shams Power, AkzoNobel has received a tailored solar system using the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) model facility. As per the agreement, AkzoNobel is committed to generating 460 KW of DC power annually. Additionally, AkzoNobel will not incur any expenses related to capital, operations, or maintenance.

Metro Cash and Carry Pakistan

Metro Cash and Carry Pakistan has opted to embrace sustainable solar solutions through a partnership with Shams Power. This initiative aims not only to reduce costs but also to contribute to environmental preservation over time. Consequently, Metro Cash & Carry Pakistan has chosen to implement solar-powered systems at its headquarters in Thokar Niaz Beg and across its branches nationwide.

Utilizing the BOOT model, this carbon-neutral endeavor will enable them to annually mitigate CO2 emissions. Moreover, they will benefit from discounted electricity rates and be exempt from any operational and maintenance costs.

Packages Mall Pakistan

Packages Mall has transitioned its operations to rely on cost-effective renewable energy sources through a collaboration with Shams Power Limited. Employing the BOOT Model under a PPA arrangement, they have chosen to revamp their business practices by incorporating environmentally-friendly energy systems.

At their facilities, they have implemented a 2 MW Rooftop Solar setup and are enjoying complimentary operations and maintenance services through comprehensive energy optimization.

Shams Power: Leading the way as a Solar PPA Provider in Pakistan through the usage of BOOT Model.

Our goal is to propel Pakistan towards a sustainable, green energy future. Leveraging cutting-edge technology and deep market expertise, we promote large-scale solar installations.

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