An on-grid solar system, also known as a grid-tied system, is connected to the public electricity grid. This allows you to draw power from the grid when your solar panels aren’t producing enough (e.g., at night) and send excess power back to the grid when you produce more than you need.
In Sri Lanka, this is facilitated by net metering, where your electricity meter tracks both the power you consume from the grid and the power you export. This system maximizes your energy independence and savings.
Sell excess power back to the grid and see your electricity costs plummet.
On-grid systems are robust, require minimal upkeep, and convert sunlight effectively.
Benefit from government schemes and reduced bills for a quick payback period.
Net metering allows you to send excess solar power generated by your system back to the national grid. You receive credits for this power, which can significantly reduce your electricity bill. In Sri Lanka, this is a key benefit of on-grid solar systems.
Savings vary based on your energy consumption, system size, and local sunlight conditions. However, many Sri Lankan households see reductions of 50-80% on their electricity bills.
A standard residential on-grid solar installation typically takes 1-3 days, depending on the complexity and size of the system. Our team ensures a swift and efficient process.
Yes, the Sri Lankan government often provides incentives, such as favorable net metering policies or loan schemes, to encourage solar adoption. We can help you navigate these options.
