Plan your energy system around the way your site uses power. SESCO provides solar EPC in Pakistan, with industrial projects and battery energy storage systems (BESS) as priority areas.
From daytime demand to backup requirements, the starting point is your load, site, and operating hours.
Established in 2014, SESCO – Solar Energy Solutions Company – is based in Karachi and serves projects across Pakistan.
Our work covers solar assessment, engineering, procurement, installation, and commissioning. Industrial facilities are a core focus, with commercial and residential applications covered through our EPC services.
We begin with your electricity use, available space, and project objectives. These details shape the system design, equipment selection, and proposal.
Assess where solar battery storage fits into your operations. Which loads must stay powered, for how long, and through what electrical setup? These details guide the storage configuration. Storage planning can also examine peak-load management and integration with existing solar equipment, subject to technical suitability.
Take your solar project from site assessment to commissioning with a defined technical scope. Our industrial solar solutions in Pakistan are planned around operating hours, load requirements, and site conditions. EPC services also cover commercial solar installation and residential systems, including suitable on-grid, hybrid, and off-grid configurations.
Our Trading service is in development. Product categories and availability will be announced when the service launches.
Plan solar generation around production schedules, daytime demand and available installation space. For storage enquiries, share critical-load requirements and demand data so the assessment reflects your operations.
Offices, schools, hospitals and other commercial sites have different usage patterns. A proposal should account for operating hours, essential equipment, and any backup requirements.
Start with your electricity bills, household usage, and the appliances you need during an outage. These help determine whether an on-grid or hybrid solar system suits your requirements.
Considering a solar system upgrade or battery addition? Share your inverter model, installed capacity, and current concerns. Integration depends on equipment compatibility and the condition of the existing installation.
Your electricity bills, load profile and operating hours guide the assessment–not a standard package selected before the site is understood.
The proposal sets out equipment specifications, installation responsibilities, exclusions and commercial terms, giving you a clearer basis for your decision.
Where storage is relevant, assess it alongside generation and consumption. Battery capacity alone does not explain how a system will perform at your site.
Installation is followed by testing, commissioning, and handover, with guidance on operating the system and understanding applicable warranty terms.
Project details should explain the customer’s requirement, SESCO’s responsibilities and what was delivered.
Approved project summaries will identify the customer’s requirement, SESCO’s responsibilities, and the delivered scope when verified details are available.
Tell us where the site is, how it uses electricity, and what you want to address. Send recent electricity bills and load details as a starting point for the assessment.
We review the available information and arrange a site survey where required. Existing equipment, installation space and electrical conditions inform the next steps.
Receive the proposed design, equipment specifications, scope, exclusions and commercial terms. Project timelines are discussed against site readiness and equipment availability.
Following approval and the agreed payment schedule, the project moves through procurement, installation, testing, and commissioning.
Solar EPC covers engineering, procurement and construction. At SESCO, we assess the site and design the system before sourcing equipment, installing it and completing commissioning. Your proposal specifies our responsibilities at each stage.
It may be possible, depending on your inverter, electrical setup, and intended use. Share the equipment details so compatibility can be assessed before a storage arrangement is proposed.
That depends on the system configuration. Outage operation requires suitable equipment and controls; an on-grid installation alone should not be assumed to provide backup. Discuss the loads and backup duration you need.
Pricing depends on capacity, equipment, installation conditions and project scope. Industrial and BESS enquiries require an assessment before a project-specific quotation can be prepared.
Start with your location, recent electricity bills, operating hours and major loads. Include existing solar equipment and backup requirements. Industrial facilities should also share load-profile or demand data where available.
Manufacturer warranties depend on the selected equipment and their written conditions. SESCO’s installation coverage and service commitments must be stated separately in the proposal.
Yes. SESCO serves projects across Pakistan. Feasibility, survey arrangements, and delivery schedules are reviewed for each location and project.
We review your requirements and site information, with a survey where needed, before developing the proposed system.
Following approval, equipment procurement and installation proceed against the agreed specifications, responsibilities and schedule.
The installation is tested and commissioned before handover, with operating guidance and applicable warranty information.
Manufacturer warranties and SESCO’s own service commitments are separate. Your proposal should identify the coverage, conditions and support included.
Planning industrial solar, considering battery storage or reviewing an existing installation? Share the essentials so we can understand the requirement.
Bring your electricity bills, operating requirements, and project questions. Let’s discuss the solar or storage assessment your site needs.
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