Pakistan’s economy depends on agriculture and 70 per cent of the population lives in rural areas. Farmers working hard day and night, investing in crops, and getting loans in the hope of earning enough profits. Unfortunately, the frightening energy crisis has had a profound impact on agriculture as well. Farmers are unable to operate the pipeline wells due to lack of electricity and high diesel prices. The installation of a traditional generator means spending all the money on diesel or gasoline without getting one fils. At this time of disappointment, Pakistan emerged as solar traders as a hope for Pakistani farmers who were making efforts to make both parties meet and were thwarted by critical conditions.