Held from April 17 to 19 local time in Pakistan, SOLAR PAKISTAN 2026 concluded successfully at the Lahore International Expo Centre. As Pakistan’s international exhibition dedicated to the full solar industry chain, the event saw Runda PV showcase its core products. The company engaged with industry partners to discuss energy transition, supporting the development of Pakistan’s green energy sector with professional products and services and embarking on a new journey in the South Asian market.
Exhibiting in Lahore, Upholding Original Aspiration and Mission
At the Lahore International Expo Centre, Runda PV completed orderly booth setup with its core PV products, presenting a professional booth image at this regional green energy event. Leveraging product advantages adapted to Pakistan’s local climate, Runda PV stood out prominently at the exhibition, serving as an important player delivering green energy solutions and demonstrating corporate strength.
Sincere Engagement, Capturing Moments of Win‑win Cooperation
During the exhibition, Runda PV’s booth enjoyed high popularity. Its high-quality PV products optimized for Pakistan’s local climate attracted numerous domestic and overseas customers to stop for inquiries. Clients showed strong interest in Runda PV’s high-efficiency TOPCon modules and customized solutions. Negotiations concluded with group photos taken on both sides, which fully demonstrated customer recognition and laid a solid foundation for in-depth cooperation and further expansion in the South Asian market.
Sit Together for In-depth Talks, Jointly Build a Green Energy Blueprint
In the exhibition negotiation area, the Runda PV team held round‑table discussions with customers. The team elaborated on core product strengths including high‑temperature resistance and low attenuation, as well as solar‑storage solutions tailored to address local power‑supply pain points. Listening closely to client requirements and exploring application prospects, both sides conducted in‑depth consultations on cooperation details and reached multiple consensuses, contributing to Pakistan’s green energy transition and energy security development.































