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LAHORE: Renowned Chinese inverter manufacturer Hoymiles has fostered partnership with Harisun Energy and Superstar to provide high-tech, long-duration energy storage solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings utilizing solar systems for electricity consumption in Pakistan.

In this regard, the launching event was held in Lahore, unveiling multiple storage solutions produced by Hoymiles under the brands of Harisun Energy and Superstar.

Over the past few years, a large number of industrial, commercial, and residential electricity consumers have shifted to solar power systems to address frequent power outages and the rising cost of electricity. Reports indicate that net-metering capacity currently stands at 6,000MW, while off-grid solar capacity has increased to 12,000MW in Pakistan by the end of 2025.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2026

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