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Sep 16, 2026 - How Pakistan`s Power Crisis Sparked A People-Driven Solar Revolution Energy supply disruptions due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz have resulted in skyrocketing electricity prices and supply disruptions across Pakistan. Countrywide power shortfall has reached 4,500 megawatts - enough power to light up 4 million homes. It costs more than USD 4 billion dollars annually to the economy. But a citizen-ran solar revolution in bridging the gap, helping power industries, farms and homes across Pakistan. We meet activists, scientists and experts to understand how solar power became Pakistan`s single largest source of electricity, accounting for more than 25 percent of total production in 2025 — ahead of gas, coal, hydro, and nuclear and if the dividends of this revolution are reaching all segments of Pakistan`s society. 00:00 Introduction 01:15 Protest against power cuts 04:14 Struggling stitching unit 07:59 Lahore`s solar panel market 10:36 Solar powered economy 13:28 Lifting village from energy poverty 18:59 Solar powered farmers 22:40 Organic food from solar 26:07 A flour mill that runs on solar 28:35 Industrial development from solar power 31:45 Solar panel testing laboratory 36:16 Net metering policy 39:56 Solar powered night school |
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