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Net Metering: Concept
What is Net Metering?
Using the net metering mechanism, an individual or commercial user generating their electricity through a solar plant on their premise can export the surplus energy back to the grid.
As per the state's net metering policy, the solar plant must be on-grid, i.e. connected to the main utility grid to export and import electricity.
Net metering uses a bi-directional meter, which helps measure the number of solar units exported to the grid and the number of imported units. The user is billed only for the ‘net’ energy used.
Advantages
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Earn extra credits from extra energy generated 
Monitor energy consumption of your home
Application Process
How to apply for Net Metering?
- 1 Complete your KYC Documentation with the Solar installer as per the DISCOM requirement
- 2 Apply for Net Metering on DISCOM's online portal or manually at the local sub-division office
- 3 Feasibility check and site visit of DISCOM officials at your premises
- 4 Feasibility check and site visit of DISCOM officials at your premises
- 5 Solar Installation by your Solar Installer. Net Meter issuance and installation by the DISCOM
Net Metering is a Government initiative to incentivize the usage of renewable energy and has a set process for application and approvals.
HOMESCAPE makes life easy with solar through its “Call-to-Install” program, where we offer end-to-end documentation, and liaisoning support with DISCOMS.
Net Metering policy varies from state to state. For details, please read our blog: Net Metering Policy: State-by-state {Updated 2021}
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Why is Net Metering needed?
In the case of On-grid solar rooftop systems batteries are not provided to store the surplus units. Instead, the surplus units are fed into the grid and through Net Metering mechanism we can identify the units supplied and get benefits for those units in the electricity bill. Therefore, we require Net Metering to maximize our benefits through on-grid solar systems.