PAKISTAN
Ali Asghar Textile Mills Limited has informed the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Fazal Solar Energy (Private) Limited, has entered the execution phase of a 1,000 kW solar power project, marking a significant step forward in the company’s renewable energy strategy.
According to the company’s disclosure, most of the equipment for the project has already been delivered to the site and installation work is actively underway. The Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract has been awarded to DSG Energy, a leading solar EPC contractor in Pakistan. The project is expected to be commissioned by July 30, 2025, in line with the contractual timeline.
Upon successful commissioning, the total installed solar capacity at the site will rise to 1,250 kW, which includes an already operational 250 kW plant. The initiative is projected to enhance profitability and provide the company with a sustainable and diversified revenue stream.
Key technical highlights of the project include:
Trina Solar 710 kW panels are being used, known for their superior irradiance efficiency and high power output per square foot.
The project is estimated to reduce annual carbon emissions by approximately 912 metric tons of CO₂, an environmental impact equivalent to planting around 41,222 trees. – ENGINEERING REVIEW
