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PM steps in after backlash on solar rules

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•The Prime Minister of Pakistan stepped in after public backlash regarding changes to solar net-metering rules.
•The Power Minister stated in the National Assembly that the net-metering changes are intended to ensure fair pricing, not to be anti-solar.

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▸If the government revises the net-metering policy to address public concerns solar energy consumers in Pakistan may experience more favorable pricing and increased adoption of solar technology.

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🌍Pakistan

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🏛National Assembly of Pakistan

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👤Pakistan’s power minister(Power Minister)👤Prime Minister of Pakistan(Prime Minister)

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REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)Net-metering changes are about ‘fair pricing, not anti-solar’, says power minister in NA REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)PM steps in after backlash on solar rules

In February 2026, the Prime Minister of Pakistan intervened following public backlash against recent changes to net-metering regulations affecting solar energy users. The Power Minister clarified in the National Assembly that the adjustments aim to ensure fair pricing rather than discourage solar adoption. This development highlights tensions between renewable energy policy and consumer interests in Pakistan's evolving energy sector. The government's response indicates an effort to balance sustainable energy goals with economic fairness for consumers.