Pakistan’s attempt to support manufacturing of solar and wind energy components through a five-year tax exemption is not enough and more incentives are needed to encourage such investments in the south Asian nation, according to the director of a local firm that is planning to set up its own domestic solar module assembly production facility.

A tax break aims to spur manufacturing at home—but companies say obstacles remain.

The project aims to clean up the city's air, cut carbon emissions, and improve public transport for struggling commuters.

Read more: https://www.irena.org/publications/2018/Apr/Renewables-Readiness-Assessment-Pakistan