
Muhammad Nasir Shams
259 posts





I’ve spent over two decades studying the Pakistani state. But words fail to describe how malevolent, low-IQ, & beholden to vested interests, the administration is. The people trying to stop solar power adoption in Pakistan are all university educated professionals. Check their CVs and you will find many with foreign qualifications & fancy fellowships. When they retire some will produce silly self-exonerating memoirs. And while they were in government for decades two questions never occurred to them: 1. What is in the national interest and public interest of Pakistan? 2. How can we help Pakistan achieve these constructive objectives? At a time of global energy crisis, Pakistan needs to move even more rapidly towards solarisation. Instead, the administration is trying to impede solarisation and now they are going after not just the ‘bourgeoisie’ or ‘rich’ solar net metering folks, but others as well.













No light from 8:15 to 9:15. From 9:30 till now theres no light. Only 15 minutes supply in two hours and 6 minutes.



You can go 100% off grid in 2 million. With two 1.5 ton ACs running almost round the clock.








