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Chinese-made solar products light up life, farming in Afghanistan

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August 2, 2026
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KABUL, Aug. 2 (Xinhua) — Prospects moved from one show to a different, evaluating photo voltaic panels, batteries and inverters at a busy photo voltaic market in Kabul. Some requested about costs, whereas others sought recommendation on methods appropriate for his or her properties or farmland.

The rising curiosity displays a broader development in Afghanistan, the place frequent energy shortages have prompted extra households, companies and farmers to show to photo voltaic vitality.

Standing amongst stacks of photo voltaic tools, supplier Qari Gul Alam Samim stated the photo voltaic merchandise out there in Afghanistan primarily come from China.

He stated the variety of prospects has grown steadily in recent times as extra folks develop into aware of photo voltaic know-how.

“Years in the past, prospects normally wanted technicians to put in their methods,” he stated. “Now, many individuals perceive how the tools works and may full a lot of the set up themselves after shopping for it.”

The increasing market contains owners in search of backup electrical energy, shopkeepers making an attempt to scale back interruptions to enterprise, factories in search of steady energy provides and farmers utilizing solar-powered pumps to irrigate their fields.

For Kabul resident Nusratullah Mohammad Khail, the choice to put in a photo voltaic system got here after repeated electrical energy shortages.

“In winter, energy cuts are frequent, and through summer season the electrical energy provide is usually not sufficient for day by day wants,” he stated. “That’s the reason we put in a photo voltaic system at our house.”

He stated the system has labored reliably and that good-quality batteries can final for a few years with correct use.

Close by, one other dealer, Haji Qari, stated enterprise normally reaches its peak between March and July, when demand for photo voltaic tools rises throughout the nation.

“Tons of of containers carrying photo voltaic merchandise arrive in Afghanistan throughout the season,” he stated. “The 600-watt and 700-watt methods are among the many hottest as a result of they meet the wants of many households.”

Past city areas, merchants stated photo voltaic vitality is turning into more and more frequent in agriculture, the place farmers are utilizing solar-powered methods to pump water for irrigation in locations with restricted entry to electrical energy.

Ahmad, a farmer in a rural district exterior Kabul, stated photo voltaic panels have modified the way in which he manages his land.

Beforehand, he relied on diesel pumps or irregular electrical energy to attract water from a close-by properly, which was expensive and infrequently unreliable. After putting in a small solar-powered pumping system, he stated he can now irrigate his fields extra constantly all through the day.



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