Renewable Energy Association Pakistan-REAP

22/09/2026

REAP Elections 2026–2028
Appreciation & Recognition — Part 3

As we conclude our coverage of the REAP Elections 2026–2028, this final part is dedicated to appreciation and recognition.

We are grateful to the Board of Directors, fellow associations, industry partners, sponsors, and everyone who contributed to making this event meaningful and successful.

The Appreciation Shields presented to the Board of Directors*are a small gesture of recognition for their contribution, commitment, and efforts towards the growth of REAP and the renewable energy industry.

We also sincerely appreciate our sponsors and partner associations for their continued support and collaboration. Their contribution helps strengthen the platform that brings our industry together.

Here’s to the people and organizations who continue to support REAP and work towards a stronger, more united, and progressive renewable energy industry in Pakistan.

22/09/2026

REAP Elections 2026–2028
Meet the Elected Members — Part 2

Continuing from our Election 2026–2028 announcement, we are pleased to introduce the elected members who will be serving REAP for the new term.

These individuals bring together diverse experience, expertise, and perspectives from across Pakistan’s renewable energy industry.

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Here’s to a new journey, stronger representation, and a shared vision for the future of renewable energy in Pakistan.

22/09/2026

REAP Elections 2026–2028
A New Chapter Begins
The Renewable Energy Association of Pakistan (REAP) has successfully concluded its Elections 2026-2028, marking the beginning of a new term and a renewed commitment to the renewable energy sector.
With 17 elected members, the new REAP body comes together with a stronger sense of unity, a clear vision, and a shared commitment to work for the betterment and growth of Pakistan’s renewable energy industry.
We congratulate all the elected members and appreciate every member who participated in the electoral process.
The new term brings an opportunity to strengthen industry collaboration, improve representation, address key challenges, and work towards a more sustainable and progressive energy future for Pakistan.
17 Members. One Vision. A Stronger Renewable Energy Industry.

26/08/2026

29/06/2026

REAP Partners with Pakistan Solar Association (PSA) for Solar & Storage Expo 2026
The Renewable Energy Association Pakistan (REAP) is pleased to announce its strategic collaboration with the Pakistan Solar Association (PSA) for the Solar & Storage Expo 2026.
As part of this partnership, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed, marking a significant milestone in strengthening cooperation between our two organizations. This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to advancing Pakistan's renewable energy sector through innovation, industry engagement, and sustainable growth.
Together, REAP and PSA will work to foster stronger industry collaboration, promote clean energy solutions, and create new opportunities for businesses, investors, and stakeholders across the renewable energy value chain.

20/03/2026

Had a wonderful Sehri meetup with REAP and the PAEA yesterday, graciously hosted by Tayyab Niaz Vice Chairman. It was truly a pleasant and memorable gathering filled with great conversations, positivity, and mutual respect.
Moments like these strengthen bonds beyond business, turning connections into lasting friendships. Looking forward to many more collaborations, shared successes, and continued friendship.

05/02/2026

REAP and PAEA jointly hosted a dinner in honor of Mr. Usman Ali, Chairman REAP, and Mr. Tahir Rizvi, Vice Chairman PAEA, on their return from Umrah.
The gathering was held in a warm and cordial atmosphere, during which a constructive discussion took place on the upcoming NEPRA hearing.
The dinner and discussion reflected the spirit of collaboration and mutual understanding between both organizations

16/01/2026

ICCI backs renewable energy sector, calls for consultative Net Metering Reforms: Sardar Tahir Mehmood

Assures full support to PAEA, REAP on Net Metering policy concerns
Islamabad: An eight member delegation of the Pakistan Alternative Energy Association (PAEA) and the Renewable Energy Association of Pakistan (REAP), led by PAEA Chairman Asif Javed, visited the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) and held a detailed meeting with President ICCI Sardar Tahir Mehmood to apprise him of the serious challenges being faced by the renewable and alternative energy sector in the wake of the proposed changes to the Net Metering Policy.
Vice Chairman Renewable Energy Association of Pakistan (REAP) Tayyab Niaz stated that PAEA and REAP are fully committed to working closely with government agencies to amicably resolve issues related to losses, generation management, transmission, and distribution in the best interest of the country.

Speaking on the occasion, President ICCI Sardar Tahir Mehmood assured the delegation of the Chamber’s all out support and reaffirmed that ICCI would play an active advocacy role by raising the issue at all relevant forums. He emphasized that abrupt or unconsulted policy shifts could undermine investor confidence, adversely impact employment, and slow down the momentum of clean energy adoption, which is vital for economic stability and climate resilience. He stressed the need for meaningful stakeholder consultation to ensure policy continuity, transparency, and a balanced approach that safeguards national economic interests.
Senior Vice President ICCI Tahir Ayub and Vice President Irfan Chaudhry, in their remarks, endorsed the concerns raised by PAEA and REAP and highlighted that renewable energy has emerged as a key contributor to reducing pressure on the national grid and lowering dependence on imported fuels. They underscored that protecting investor confidence and ensuring sustainable growth of the solar and allied industries is essential for job creation and long-term energy security, adding that ICCI would continue to support initiatives promoting a stable and business-friendly energy policy framework.
Earlier, PAEA Chairman Asif Javed underlined the need to retain net metering as an effective policy mechanism that encourages distributed solar generation without imposing additional costs or inefficiencies on the power system. He emphasized that the government should instead focus on addressing core issues such as transmission and distribution losses, recovery rates, transmission system constraints, and other structural inefficiencies that are major contributors to cost escalation in the power sector. He also called for effective management of IPPs and recovery of losses from all relevant sources.

The delegation thanked ICCI leadership for their support and expressed hope that timely intervention by the Chamber would help address industry concerns while aligning power sector reforms with Pakistan’s climate commitments and broader economic priorities. Former ICCI President Mohammad Ejaz Abbasi, Executive Members Zulqurnain Abbasi, Mohsin Khalid Malik, Raja Naveed Satti, ICCI Member Israr ul Haq Mashwani, and others were also present on the occasion

15/01/2026

A joint delegation of REAP and PAEA held a meeting with ICCI President Sardar Tahir Mehmood to discuss growing concerns over the proposed revisions to the Net Metering Policy and their potential impact on the renewable energy industry. The ICCI President expressed strong backing for the sector and assured proactive engagement at all appropriate platforms, cautioning that sudden policy changes without stakeholder consultation could negatively affect investment, employment, and the pace of clean energy adoption. REAP Vice Chairman Tayyab Niaz emphasized that REAP and PAEA are fully prepared to collaborate with government institutions to jointly address challenges related to system losses, energy management, and transmission and distribution, in the broader national interest.

25/12/2025

Attention Solar Net Metering users!
Ab NEPRA ki tarf say Net Billing process aa raha hai. Ye process har new or old consumers per implement ho raha hai.