Solar Net Billing Application Support in Lahore
Sunchaser assists eligible LESCO consumers in Lahore with document preparation, technical coordination and application follow-up under NEPRA Prosumer Regulations 2026, including the August 2026 25 kW licensee-approval path. Feasibility and approval remain with LESCO and, where applicable, NEPRA.
For Lahore consumers on the LESCO network, Sunchaser assists with document preparation, technical coordination and application follow-up for eligible distributed-generation / prosumer interconnection requests under the NEPRA Prosumer Regulations 2026.
August 2026 update: S.R.O. 1330(I)/2026 provides that a prosumer with a distributed-generation facility of 25 kW or below is not required to seek concurrence from the Authority, and the concerned licensee (for Lahore, LESCO) shall accord its approval. That does not mean LESCO must approve every application.
The amendment does not remove sanctioned-load limits, transformer capacity constraints, technical feasibility requirements, LESCO process and licensee approval, net billing, or other interconnection requirements. For facilities above 25 kW, Authority concurrence may still be required.
LESCO and NEPRA remain responsible for the applicable approval path. Application acceptance still depends on sanctioned load, transformer hosting capacity, technical review and current regulations — we do not assure activation or describe this as an approval service. Outcomes remain subject to NEPRA and DISCO requirements.
Export credits, where applicable, are calculated under current NEPRA rules (imports at the applicable consumer tariff; eligible exports credited at the national average energy purchase price, which NEPRA may revise). Savings depend on consumption, generation, tariffs and export profile. Last reviewed: August 26, 2026.