GoodWe Hosts Pakistani Consul General in Shanghai to Deepen Renewable Energy Partnership

As part of its continued commitment to international clean energy cooperation, GoodWe hosted Mr. Shehzad Ahmad Khan, Consul General of Pakistan in Shanghai, and his delegation at its global headquarters in Suzhou. This visit marked a key milestone in advancing strategic collaboration between China and Pakistan in the renewable energy sector. GoodWe’s Vice President, Alex Pan, led the team in welcoming the delegation.

During his visit, the Consul General noted that GoodWe is already a familiar name in Pakistan’s energy sector. Visiting the company’s headquarters, he remarked, gave him “a much clearer and more personal impression of the people, technologies, and values behind the brand.” He also expressed that this exchange is a promising step towards deepening future cooperation, particularly in light of Pakistan’s ongoing energy transition.

This year also marks the 10th anniversary of GoodWe’s presence in Pakistan, a testament to the company’s long-standing dedication to the local market.

James Hou, General Manager of GoodWe South Asia (SA) and Southeast Asia (SEA), reaffirmed the company’s long-standing commitment to the Pakistani market. He highlighted GoodWe’s established local presence, including dedicated sales and service centers, market-driven product innovations, and real-world installation cases across residential, commercial and industrial, and utility sectors.

“This reflects GoodWe’s vision of driving the world’s smart energy future through open, win-win partnerships,” said James Hou. “And we’re proud to support Pakistan’s clean energy ambitions with reliable technologies, dependable service network, and long-term commitment.”

To meet the evolving energy needs of the market, GoodWe has introduced a lineup of innovative and tailored solutions to the Pakistani market, including high-efficiency residential on-grid inverters known for their compact design and whisper-noise operation, low-voltage energy storage systems tailored for the growing demand for household self-consumption, as well as flexible solutions for large-scale projects.