Central Financial Assistance up to ₹78,000 for residential rooftop systems is currently live. We handle registration, documentation and net-metering end to end.
If you are considering rooftop solar, you have probably heard the term net metering.
But what exactly does it mean?
A grid-connected solar system generates electricity during the day.
When the building consumes electricity, solar power can first serve the building’s electrical loads. If generation exceeds consumption at a particular time, surplus electricity may be exported to the electricity grid, subject to applicable regulations.
The electricity meter records the relevant import and export energy.
Imagine your solar system is generating electricity during the afternoon while your home is using less power.
Instead of allowing surplus generation to go unused, the applicable grid-connected arrangement can allow that electricity to flow toward the grid.
Later, when your solar system is not generating enough electricity, you can draw power from the grid.
The billing mechanism depends on the applicable state/DISCOM regulations.
Net metering can make rooftop solar more useful because the system does not need to generate exactly the same amount of electricity that your home consumes at every moment.
Flame Solren’s residential solution specifically includes support for net-metering and DISCOM-related processes.
A typical project involves:
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The correct system size depends on your electricity consumption, roof area, shading, electrical infrastructure and applicable regulations.
This is why professional system sizing is important.
Net metering is an important part of many grid-connected rooftop solar projects.
If you’re considering solar for your home, understanding your electricity consumption and the applicable DISCOM process is the first step.
Flame Solren can assist with the solar system design, documentation and net-metering process.