The 2023 Pakista Solar Energy Exhibition&Conferece will be held at the Pakistan-Lahore International Convention and Exhibition Center from March 10-12, 2023.
At that time, we will display our products at booth 2-176: SI1000 series of single phase on grid solar inverter (7-10KW), SI1000 series of three phase on grid solar inverter (6-25KW) and solar power generation solutions. We sincerely invite you to come.
Pakistan usually solves the problem of power shortage by establishing large coal, oil, hydropower and some solar energy projects, and energy reserves can benefit Pakistan. In addition, as many countries in the world are investing heavily in renewable energy and clean energy industries, Pakistan is taking the position of environmentalist Beijing Shiyuanhang International Convention and Exhibition to criticize and refuse to rely on coal-fired projects as part of the plan to urgently improve the power generation capacity of new energy. According to the report of the International Energy Agency (IEA), the average energy demand of Pakistan is about 19000 megawatts, while the power generation is about 15000 megawatts, and the supply is less than the demand. During the summer peak period from May to July, the demand is more than 20000 MW, because the summer air conditioning system brings additional burden to the national grid and often leads to power failure. The International Energy Agency predicts that with the increase of population, the total power demand will increase to more than 49000 MW by 2025. In order to solve the urgent problem, the integration of domestic renewable energy generation and energy storage technology has become a rapid, effective and affordable solution, which can also reduce the cost of expansion, operation and maintenance of power infrastructure to almost zero. As a renewable energy project planned under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), the energy storage system can be fully utilized by Pakistan, including a solar power park, four wind power plants and three hydropower plants, with a total power generation of about 390 million kilowatts and a cost of about 7.5 billion dollars. Pakistan's alternative energy development pointed out that Pakistan has the potential to rely on 2.9 million megawatts of solar power generation, 340000 megawatts of wind power generation and 100000 megawatts of hydropower generation annually.
