ISLAMABAD: A local firm has completed the initial phase of the Japan Electrical Safety and Environment Technology Laboratories (JET) testing programme, becoming the first Pakistani firm poised to enter the Japanese solar market.

SkyElectric Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Amin Sukhera described the milestone as a testament to the company’s technical prowess and commitment to meeting the highest international standards.

“The completion of the first phase of JET is a monumental achievement, which underscores the quality and reliability of our products,” Sukhera said.

Published in Dawn, August 21st, 2024

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