Export your surplus generation to the grid and offset your bill — we handle the technical and paperwork side.
Net metering lets a grid-tied solar system send unused generation back to the grid through a bi-directional meter, crediting it against what you draw at night or on low-sun days. It reduces the battery bank you need and improves payback on an on-grid system.
We confirm your system qualifies and prepare the required technical documents.
We submit the net metering application and liaise with the DISCO on your behalf.
The system is inspected against DISCO's technical requirements before approval.
Once approved, the net meter is installed and the agreement is finalized.
The system goes live under the net metering agreement, and you start seeing exported units credited.
Eligibility depends on your connection type, sanctioned load, and DISCO in your area. We confirm this during the eligibility and documentation check, the first step of the process.
Timelines vary by DISCO and current application volume. We handle the submission and liaison on your behalf and keep you updated through each stage.
This depends on your DISCO's net metering agreement terms — typically exported units are credited against your consumption within a billing cycle, with specific carryover rules set by the DISCO.
Not necessarily. Net metering reduces or removes the need for a large battery bank on a grid-tied system, since the grid itself absorbs your surplus generation. Off-grid backup is still worth considering if outages are frequent in your area.