Rooftop Solar

How Rooftop Solar Works

Rooftop solar systems use photovoltaic (PV) panels to convert sunlight into electricity. This DC power is converted into AC using an inverter and used to power your appliances in real time. Excess energy can either be stored in batteries or exported back to the grid via net metering, earning you credits.

• PV Panels absorb sunlight and generate electricity
• Inverter converts DC to usable AC power
• Net Meter tracks export/import with the grid
• Battery Storage (optional) stores surplus energy for later use

Government Support & Incentives

• Net Metering Policies: Enabled by state DISCOMs, net metering ensures bill savings by offsetting consumed units with exported ones
• Subsidies for Residential Sector: Under schemes like PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, eligible households receive up to ₹78,000 in subsidies
• Accelerated Depreciation for Businesses: C&I users enjoy tax benefits under renewable energy incentives
• State-Level Benefits: Many states offer additional financial support or simplified approvals

Key Considerations

Before going solar, it’s important to evaluate:

• Rooftop size and direction (south-facing gets optimal sunlight)
• Daily energy consumption
• DISCOM policies and connection type (single/three-phase)
• Financial model: CAPEX (own investment) or RESCO (third-party ownership)

We help you analyze all factors before proceeding.

Installation Journey

A seamless solar experience—from start to savings.

• Pre-installation: Site survey, load assessment, shadow analysis, and system design
• Installation: Structure mounting, panel fixing, inverter setup, wiring
• Post-installation: Net metering approval, commissioning, monitoring setup, and support

We provide complete hand-holding throughout the process.

Benefits of Rooftop Solar

• Savings: Cut your electricity bills by 60–90%
• ROI: Typical payback in 3–5 years, with 25+ years of system life
• Eco-Impact: Every kW installed offsets ~1.5 tons of CO₂ annually
• Energy Security: Reduced dependence on grid and rising tariffs
• Low Maintenance: Occasional cleaning and inverter checks keep it running efficiently

Residential Solar

• System Range: 1 kW to 10 kW based on rooftop space and load
• Net Metering: Export unused energy and reduce your bill
• Subsidies: Government subsidies make solar even more affordable
• Easy Financing: EMI options and digital onboarding
• Smart Monitoring: Track your generation and savings in real-time

Switch to clean, quiet, and cost-saving energy for your home.

Housing Societies (RWAs)

• Shared Systems: Generate power for common area loads (lifts, lights, pumps)
• Financial Savings: Slash society electricity bills significantly
• Subsidies: RWAs are eligible for government incentives for group installations
• Community Impact: Build a reputation as an eco-conscious society
• Asset Value: Adds long-term value to residential complexes

Unite your community under one sustainable roof.

Commercial & Industrial (C&I)

• Large-Scale Savings: Offset high energy consumption with rooftop solar
• Depreciation Benefits: Up to 40% accelerated depreciation reduces taxable income
• Energy Reliability: Reduce power cuts, ensure stable operations
• Scalability: Modular systems expand as your demand grows
• Green Credentials: Improve ESG scores and sustainability compliance

Future-proof your business with reliable, scalable solar power.