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Most homeowners only look at the total. But your bill has six fields that determine whether solar makes sense — sanctioned load, unit consumption, slab tariff, fixed charges, fuel surcharge, and net metering eligibility. Here's how to find them.
Read post →The scheme has been simplified twice this year. New caps, faster disbursement, and a single-window national portal. We break down exactly what's different from last year, and what the changes mean for new applicants.
Read post →Winter electricity bills often spike even though solar generation drops only 15%. The culprit isn't the panels — it's higher consumption from heaters and lower daylight hours. Here's how to think about seasonal swings.
Read post →Bhilwara Textiles installed a 350 kW rooftop system in 2024. Two years later, we audited the system. Here's exactly what they spent, what they've saved, and where reality diverged from the projections.
Read post →Both export your excess solar to the grid, but they price it very differently. In most states, net metering is far better for residential users — but commercial customers sometimes prefer gross. Here's why.
Read post →Conventional advice says to size your system to match your bill. But there's a strong case for installing 10-15% more capacity if your roof allows — especially with how net metering pricing is changing.
Read post →The central PM Surya Ghar subsidy is the same nationwide. But state-level incentives vary wildly. Here's what's available in the four states where we install most.
Read post →Common-area electricity for a 92-unit Gurugram society went from ₹68,000/month to ₹4,200. How we got 92 owners to agree, navigated DISCOM, and split the bills.
Read post →Tier of the panel. Brand of the inverter. Mounting structure rating. Subsidy filing responsibility. Warranty pass-through. If your installer can't answer all five clearly, walk away.
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