☀️ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Solar Power Plant
A solar power plant captures sunlight using solar panels and converts it into electricity through inverters. The electricity either powers your home/factory or is exported to the grid, reducing your bills.
On-Grid: Connected to the electricity grid; best for maximum savings. Off-Grid: Uses batteries; ideal for remote areas or backup. Hybrid: Combines grid + battery backup.
Net metering allows you to export excess electricity to the grid. You receive credit for the energy sent out, which adjusts against your consumption, lowering your bill.
Approx. 100 sq. ft. per 1 kW of system capacity. A 5 kW system requires around 500 sq. ft. of shadow-free space.
You can reduce your electricity bill by 80–90%. A typical 5 kW system can save ₹50,000–₹60,000 annually.
Solar Panels: 25+ years (with performance warranties) Inverter: 8–10 years (can be replaced) Structure & Wiring: 20–25 years with minimal maintenance
Minimal maintenance: clean the panels once every 2–3 weeks to keep efficiency high. Annual service is recommended for system health.
Solar generates less on cloudy days and none at night. However, grid power or batteries cover your needs during those times.
Yes! Under the PM – Muft Surya Ghar Yojana, residential users can get subsidies up to ₹78,000 for rooftop systems. Commercial and industrial users benefit from depreciation and tax savings.
From site survey to commissioning: Residential: 10–15 days Commercial/Industrial: 3–6 weeks depending on size
Absolutely! Many customers install solar with the future goal of charging their electric vehicles — driving becomes free and green.
