Use your solar.
Credit the excess.
Net metering lets an eligible grid-connected consumer send surplus rooftop solar electricity to the grid through a bi-directional meter, subject to current rules and utility approval.
Your roof generates.
Your building uses first.
Check eligibility
Review consumer category, sanctioned load, roof, daytime use and the requirements of your distribution utility.
Design the system
Size solar against your load and site. Prepare the single-line diagram, layout, equipment data and protection design.
Submit documents
Coordinate the application and required technical documents with the relevant electricity distribution utility.
Inspect & commission
Support inspection, testing, bi-directional meter coordination and compliant commissioning.
Typical information
we’ll ask for.
Exact requirements vary by utility, project type and the current guideline.
- Recent electricity bills and consumer information
- Sanctioned load and meter details
- Ownership or occupancy documents
- Roof drawing, dimensions or site access
- Daily load pattern for accurate sizing
- Authorized signatory details for organizations
Always check the current SREDA guidance
Rules, forms and technical standards can change. Use the National Solar Help Desk for the latest official policy documents and eligibility tools.
Ready to make the
switch to solar?
Share your electricity bill and roof details. Our engineering team will prepare a practical first assessment.
Request a free assessment