Solar panel prices in Pakistan have experienced a remarkable decline, presenting a favorable trend for consumers and stakeholders in the renewable energy sector.
As per reports from solar panel dealers across the country, the cost per watt has plummeted to 40 rupees or even lower in recent assessments. This reduction in prices extends across various categories and brands of solar panels, with average rates now hovering around 37 rupees.
The sudden drop in solar panel prices is attributed to several factors, including the improved availability of uninterrupted supply in the market. This abundance in supply has led to a significant adjustment in prices, offering consumers more accessible options for adopting solar energy solutions.
Dealers highlight that the competitive market dynamics and increased production capacity have contributed to the downward pressure on prices.
Moreover, the decline in solar panel prices is reflective of the broader trend of advancing technology and economies of scale within the solar energy industry.
As advancements in manufacturing processes and efficiency improvements continue, the cost of solar panels is expected to further decrease, making renewable energy more accessible and cost-effective for a wider audience.
