Tier 1 Solar Panels in Pakistan, March 2025
Tier 1 does not mean the quality of solar panels is excellent. Small solar panel companies manufacture good-quality solar panels but do not meet Tier 1 solar panels criteria. Each year, Bloomberg publishes a list of Tier 1 companies. If solar companies pass strict financial criteria, status is achieved. This does not mean solar panel manufacturers will remain on the list for a year.
Bloomberg New Energy Finance Corp. (BNEF) is a branch of financial analytics that creates the Tier 1 rating for solar panel providers. These ratings do not depend upon the quality and performance of solar panels. BNEF created the list of Tier 1 solar by evaluating financial security.
Tier 1 shows the long-term warranties of solar panels for that actual purpose. So, it is clear that it is not about solar panels; it’s about the financial position of solar manufacturing companies. Here is a link to the Bloomberg report on how to achieve this status.

Tier 1 Solar Panels manufacturers
BNEF’s report publishes the list of solar panel manufacturers. These solar panel manufacturers manufacture their solar panels rather than outsourcing. These solar panels have all the components.
Manufacturers use high-grade materials like silicon and automated manufacturing processes, which will provide high-quality solar panels. A facility for research and development should be established to qualify for this status.
When you go to the market to purchase solar panels, you should consider the following points:
Here is a list of the top 10 solar panels in Pakistan.
Tier 1 Solar Panel List
- Risen Energy
- S-Energy
- SEG
- Sharp
- Shinsung
- Sirius PV
- Solargiga
- SolarSpace
- Star Solar
- Sumec / Phono Solar
- Sunport
- SunPower / Maxeon
- Suntech
- Swelect
- Talesun
- Tongwei
- Trina Solar
- TSEC
- Ulica Solar
- UREC
- Vikram
- VSUN Solar
- Waaree
- Yingli Silfab
- ZNShine
- Renesola Yixing
- Heliene
- Hevel
- HT-SAAE
- HuaSun Energy
- Hyperion Solar
- Hyundai
- JA Solar
- Jetion
- Jinneng / Jinergy
- Jinko
- Jolywood
- Leapton Energy
- LONGi Solar
- Luxen Solar
- M Solar
- MAxeon
- Meyer Burger
- Motech
- Neo Solar Power (NSP) / URE
- New East Solar Energy
- Philadelphia Solar
- REC Group
- Recom
- Renewsys
- Adani / Mundra
- AE Solar
- AKCOME
- AU Optronics
- Beyond Sun
- Boviet
- BYD
- Canadian Solar
- CECEP
- CGS
- Chint / Astronergy
- Dehui
- DMEGC
- Dongfang
- Eging
- ET Solar Inc
- Exiom Group
- First Solar
- Greenwatts Solar
- GCL System
- Goldi Solar
- Green Wing
- Haitai
- Hansol Technics
- Hanwha Q Cells
Features of Tier 1 Solar Panels Brands

Pros and Cons of Tier 1 Solar Panels
Here, we will share the pros and cons of solar panels.
Pros
Long-Term Production
Solar panels have been produced on a large scale for a long time. Due to this longevity, these companies are less vulnerable to market downturns.
Equipment Quality
Assessment criteria need to be established to determine the quality of solar panels in the Tier 1 list because it is related to financial stability. According to Briggs and Stratton, companies that produce solar panels on a large scale have experience building high-quality solar panels. Companies with financial stability produce solar panels with long-term warranties. In this way, we can say that solar panels with more than 20 years of warranties have high quality and performance.
Cons
Expensive
With long-term warranties, solar panels are more expensive than others. If we compare the warranty and quality, this price is small in the long term.
Bulletproof
These ratings show that companies are financially stable, but it is not bulletproof that every company on that list is economically stable. For example, SunPower went bankrupt on the list in August 2024.
Solar Sathi has updated the rates of solar panels for customers.
Conclusion
Customers should not believe the myth that only Tier 1 solar companies are the best in the market. Only these solar panels have high quality. It is the criteria set by BNEF for the investors. Investors who want to invest in solar companies in the long term should check Bloomberg’s monthly report.
With this financial stability and long-term warranties, solar companies built trust for customers. Therefore, Pakistanis prefer these solar panels for long-term efficiency and performance.
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Ahmad Lodhi, the founder of SolarSathi.pk, is an experienced electrical engineer with over 13 years in the field. He works as a manager at Jeddah Adwan Electrical Marketing Company and has 12 years of expertise in the solar and electrical industries. Ahmad is passionate about promoting renewable energy and helping people make smart decisions about solar solutions. Through SolarSathi.pk, he shares simple and reliable information to support a greener and more sustainable future.