Your electricity use shapes the design. The agreed scope guides delivery.
SESCO provides solar EPC in Pakistan, covering engineering, procurement and construction, with assessment, testing and commissioning included in the project process.
Industrial solar is our priority, alongside commercial and residential installations. Each proposal starts with the site: its consumption, operating hours, installation space and electrical conditions.
The result is a project-specific design with equipment specifications, responsibilities and costs set out for your review.
Production schedules matter. A facility with steady daytime demand needs a different assessment from one running across multiple shifts.
Our industrial solar solutions in Pakistan consider load data, available roof or land area, electrical infrastructure and opportunities to use generation on-site.
Offices, schools, hospitals and other commercial properties have different consumption patterns and essential loads.
For commercial solar installation, we review when electricity is used, available installation space and whether the project includes backup requirements.
A household system should reflect daily usage and the appliances you intend to run.
Recent electricity bills, roof details and backup expectations help assess whether an on-grid, hybrid or off-grid configuration is suitable.
We collect electricity bills, load information and project requirements. A site survey, where required, helps establish installation conditions and practical constraints.
The proposed design accounts for the site’s energy use, equipment requirements and electrical arrangement.
Equipment is selected against the approved specifications and commercial agreement. Your proposal identifies the panels, inverters and other components included.
Installation follows the agreed project scope, including the mounting, electrical and protection works specified in the proposal.
The installed system is tested and commissioned before handover.
At handover, customers receive guidance on system operation and the applicable equipment warranties.
For projects focused on using solar generation alongside grid electricity. Backup operation should not be assumed from an on-grid installation alone.
For sites considering solar generation with battery storage. Equipment compatibility, supported loads and required backup duration guide the design.
For suitable applications requiring a system designed around the available energy sources, storage and connected loads.
Considering Battery Storage?
Discuss storage alongside your solar design, or review options for an existing installation.
More panels or a larger inverter may not address the problem you are experiencing.
For a solar system upgrade, share the current capacity, equipment models, generation records where available and any changes in electricity use. These details help establish what needs assessment.
Your proposal should make the following clear:
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Approved project summaries will identify the customer’s requirement, SESCO’s responsibilities, and the delivered scope when verified details are available.
Share your site requirements, electricity bills and operating hours to begin a project-specific assessment.
