A leading Pakistani bakery manufacturer, Bunny’s Limited, has taken a major step toward sustainability by installing solar panels with a capacity of 200 KVA—cutting electricity costs by approximately 15% in the first phase. As part of a broader energy strategy, the company also began using biogas, which is reportedly 30% cheaper than traditional Sui gas, LPG, or LNG.
In its second phase, Bunny’s plans to scale up solar production to 1 MW, projected to reduce electricity expenses by roughly 50%. These initiatives align with the company’s recent expansion—launching commercial bread production in Islamabad’s I‑9 Industrial Area.
This move mirrors a national trend in Pakistan’s industrial sector toward renewable energy adoption: Dewan Cement in Karachi commissioned a 6 MW solar system, and International Steels installed a 6.4 MW project. Bunny’s shift not only aims to optimize costs and boost profitability but also contributes to a greener industrial landscape amid rising energy demands.
Published in SouthAsianDesk, July 24th, 2025
Follow SouthAsianDesk on X, Instagram and Facebook for insights on business and current affairs from across South Asia.
