Subsidy
Net Metering Explained: How Your Solar Credits Work
What is net metering?
Net metering lets you send surplus solar power back to the grid and receive credit for it. A bidirectional meter tracks both what you draw from the grid and what you export — you're billed only for the net difference.
How it affects your bill
During the day, your panels often generate more than you use — that surplus is exported and credited. In the evening or on low-sun days, you draw from the grid as usual. At billing time, your exports offset your imports, often bringing your net bill down to just fixed/minimum charges.
Getting net metering set up
- Your installer applies to the DISCOM after your system is installed.
- A DISCOM technician inspects the installation.
- A bidirectional meter is installed, replacing your old meter.
- Your billing cycle switches to net-metered billing from the next cycle.
SolarSahiHe handles this entire process for you — from application to the DISCOM inspection.
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