·       The government should provide financial incentives, subsidies, and grants to support the installation of solar panels, encouraging widespread adoption of clean energy.

·       The Ministry of Energy (Power Division) must prioritise adopting technological advancements and innovative solutions to diversify Pakistan’s energy mix and enhance renewable energy capacity.

·       Regulatory authorities and financial institutions should remove financial hurdles by offering attractive financing options, reducing risks for investors, and providing long-term financial stability.

·       Government agencies should build infrastructure and establish institutions in resource-rich areas like Sindh and Balochistan to harness untapped renewable energy potential.

·       Policymakers should develop robust policies to address the challenges linked to renewable energy and create an enabling environment for growth.

·       Private sector and local manufacturers should be incentivised to produce renewable energy equipment domestically, reducing dependence on imports and creating jobs.

·       Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) should collaborate to launch large-scale renewable energy projects across the country, targeting areas with high potential for solar, wind, and hydro energy.

·       Government and international donors should collaborate on joint funding models for renewable energy projects to secure adequate financing and mitigate risks.

·       Financial institutions and regulatory bodies should launch green bonds and provide tax credits for renewable energy investments to attract both domestic and foreign investors.

·       The government needs to prioritise political stability and ensure consistency in policies to instill investor confidence and support long-term renewable energy goals.

·       Urban planners and energy developers should focus on building infrastructure capable of supporting renewable energy systems, such as transmission lines and energy storage facilities.

·       Energy sector experts should focus on implementing smart grid technology and advanced energy storage solutions to optimise renewable energy distribution.

·       Policymakers should align energy policies with diversified financing mechanisms and robust infrastructure planning to create a comprehensive renewable energy strategy.

·       The government should address inefficiencies by enhancing governance structures and hiring experienced professionals with expertise in the power sector.

·       Regulatory authorities should enable a Multiple Seller and Multiple Buyer Model to promote competition and efficiency in the renewable energy market.

·       The Ministry of Finance and environmental agencies should establish carbon markets and green financing mechanisms to attract investments and promote low-carbon growth.

·       The government should encourage privatisation in the renewable energy sector to leverage private sector expertise, innovation, and capital for accelerating development.