GoodWe Launches Advanced Solar Inverter in Pakistan and Supporting Local Community

As Pakistan faces the challenges of a changing energy landscape, solar energy presents a significant opportunity for sustainable development. GoodWe, a global leader in solar solutions and inverter manufacturing, is playing a key role in this transition. The company recently debuted its three-phase SDT G3 inverter in the Pakistani market. Reliable and efficient energy delivery technology” now known as GoodWe, was considered

“Demand for reliable and efficient energy solutions is greater than ever,” said Fahad Ali, Country Head of GoodWe Pakistan, in a recent interview. “GoodWe is committed to providing technologies that not only meet these needs but also contribute to Pakistan’s sustainable future.” The SDT-G3 inverter, from 8 to 20kW, is specifically designed for three-phase residential and small commercial projects. One of its outstanding features is compatibility with large existing PV modules, enabling installations with large panels not previously available on the market. With 150% DC oversizing and 110% AC overloading capabilities, it provides efficient and reliable power solutions to meet the diverse needs of Pakistan’s growing power sector.

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In addition to product delivery, GoodWe is actively involved in community initiatives to support the country’s sustainable development. Earlier this year, the company launched its global sustainability campaign, “Eco-smart Kid,” at The AIMS School and College in Islamabad, Pakistan, which aims to empower young minds to engage with environmental sustainability. is The campaign included an event in which GoodWe donated its commercial and industrial SMT series inverter to support energy access to the school.

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And all supported assistance to Pakistan. Head James Howe emphasized the company’s commitment to the region. “By introducing innovative technologies and supporting local initiatives, GoodWe aims to meet Pakistan’s energy needs while promoting community development. We are dedicated to bringing more suitable solar solutions to the country, efficiency, Ensuring reliability and safety.”

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The installation of solar panels in Pakistani homes is increasing rapidly. Pakistan PSLM/HIES 2018-19 survey results show that 15.2% of all households are using solar panels as a source of energy for their homes.  Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province tops the country with 40% of households using solar energy. Rural Pakistan is adopting solar energy at a faster rate than urban Pakistan. Solar adoption rate in rural areas of KP is 43%, Sindh 33.9%, Baluchistan 20.4% and Punjab 7.9%. The rapid decline in the cost of solar panels is driving the adoption of solar energy in rural areas of Pakistan where grid power is either unavailable or unreliable. Pakistan is beginning to join the clean energy revolution with increasing adoption of solar energy and the recent announcement of the National Electric Vehicle Policy.  The CoVID19 pandemic may slow it down temporarily, but the upward trend is likely to continue.