Why choose renewable energy (solar)?
Simple, reliable savings for Indian homes and businesses. Lower bills, predictable costs, and a cleaner footprint with MNRE/DISCOM-aligned solutions.
Cut electricity bills
Generate your own power and offset grid usage with net metering where available.
Reliable & scalable
Modern systems with monitoring and battery options for backup and expansion.
Sustainable choice
Reduce carbon footprint and support India’s clean energy mission.
For Domestic (Residential)
Key benefits
- Save up to 60–80% on monthly bills depending on usage and system size.
- Net metering/net billing as per DISCOM policy helps offset daytime consumption.
- Low maintenance; long life (panel life 20–25 years, inverter 8–12 years).
- Optional batteries for backup to handle outages.
Common challenges
- Usable roof area, orientation, and shading constraints.
- Upfront investment; financing/EMI may be preferred.
- DISCOM paperwork and net-meter approval timeline.
- Basic cleanliness to maintain output in dusty seasons.
Typical outcome
4–6 year payback for 3–6 kW rooftop
Indicative only; site and tariff dependent.
Assumptions: 5kW system, typical residential tariff, 4–6 year payback with net metering. Your results may vary.
For Commercial & Industrial
Key benefits
- Reduce energy cost per unit and hedge against tariff escalation.
- Optimize demand charges with right sizing and load management.
- Scalable EPC delivery with remote monitoring and SLAs.
- CSR/ESG impact with measurable carbon reduction.
Common challenges
- Rooftop rights, structural checks, and safety (CEA/MNRE alignment).
- Capex vs. Opex decisions (ownership, PPA, or lease models).
- Operational planning to avoid downtime during installation.
- Compliance and documentation with local DISCOM policies.
Typical outcome
3–5 year payback for 30–200 kW rooftop
Indicative only; tariff and utilization dependent.
Assumptions: 100 kW rooftop, daytime load available, commercial tariff with demand charge optimisation. Your results may vary.
Traditional energy vs. renewable (solar)
A quick comparison to help you decide. Detailed notes are available on the learn‑more page.
| Criteria | Traditional (Grid/Diesel) | Renewable (Solar) |
|---|---|---|
| Unit cost trend | Rises with tariff hikes/fuel prices | Fixed after install; sunlight is free |
| Reliability | High, but subject to outages; diesel backup costly | Daytime generation; add batteries for backup |
| Environmental impact | CO₂ and local pollution | Clean generation; minimal emissions |
| Maintenance | Regular service; fuel logistics | Low; periodic cleaning and checks |
| Policy support | Limited incentives; emissions restrictions | Net metering/net billing, sustainability targets |