en.Wedoany.com Reported - Lead-acid battery seller Treet Battery Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Chinese energy storage company Contemporary Nebula Technology Energy Co., Ltd. (CNTE) to jointly explore opportunities in Pakistan's residential, commercial, and industrial energy storage markets. This partnership helps CNTE enter a market with continuously growing solar PV installations, while introducing Treet to an energy storage product portfolio based on CATL cells.

Treet has previously partnered with South Korean brand Daewoo to assemble and distribute Daewoo batteries in Pakistan, demonstrating experience in collaborating with Asian manufacturing partners. The cooperation with CNTE will leverage Treet's local market influence, distribution network, and after-sales infrastructure to bring relevant energy storage products to the Pakistani market, laying the groundwork for future local assembly.

Founded in 2019 and backed by CATL and Nebula Electronics, CNTE is expanding its business footprint in Pakistan, where distributed solar deployment continues to accelerate. Since 2024, battery energy storage installations have not grown as rapidly as the solar market. Waqas Haroon Moosa, CEO of the Pakistan Solar Association, told ESS News in 2025 that the country should declare a "battery emergency" and introduce more supportive regulations to promote investment in grid-side battery energy storage systems.

Recent policy changes that could impact battery storage growth include revisions to Pakistan's net metering rules. The new regulations will result in lower returns for users after existing net metering contracts expire. This policy adjustment may create new development opportunities for the energy storage market.

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