On-grid Rooftop Solar Solution

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On-grid Rooftop Solar Solution

Overview

  • An on-grid rooftop solar system generates electricity using sunlight and connects directly to the existing electricity grid such as the KEB supply.
  • Solar panels produce direct current (DC) electricity when exposed to sunlight.
  • A solar inverter converts DC power into alternating current (AC) so it can be used for running appliances in homes, offices, and commercial buildings.
  • During the daytime, electricity generated by the solar panels is first used within the building.
  • If the system generates more electricity than required, the excess power is exported to the electricity grid.
  • When solar generation is lower than the building’s demand, the required power is automatically drawn from the grid.
Net Metering
  • A bidirectional meter is installed to track electricity flow.
  • The meter records:
    • Electricity exported to the grid
    • Electricity imported from the grid
  • At the end of every billing cycle, the exported and imported units are adjusted against each other.
  • The remaining difference is called net consumption.
  • Consumers pay the electricity bill only for the net units consumed from the grid.
Surplus Power
  • If the solar system exports more electricity than it consumes, the additional units are considered surplus power.
  • According to the Power Purchase Agreement with CESCOM, this surplus energy may be purchased by the utility at the approved buyback tariff.
  • The agreement period is usually valid for up to 25 years.

Advantages of On-Grid Solar Systems

Limitations of On-Grid Solar Systems

Components Used in On-Grid Solar Systems

On-grid systems require fewer components, making them cost-effective and easy to maintain.

Main components include:

  • Solar panels
  • Mounting structures
  • DC and AC cables
  • Connectors and junction boxes
  • Grid-tie solar inverter

Types of inverters used:

  • String inverter – connected to multiple solar panels.
  • Micro inverter – installed individually for each panel.

Other essential equipment

  • Bidirectional net meter
  • AC and DC isolators
  • Safety switches and disconnect devices
  • Protection equipment such as MCBs.

Choose a Right Installer/EPC Vendor

Grid-tie RTS solutions not only requires good photovoltaic design understanding but also good knowledge of grid LT/HT electrical fundamentals. Knowledge on KEB/KREDL/Govt agencies’ procedural formalities for sanctions/approvals/policies is essential to guide customers w.r.t taking up right decision. Go with an EPC vendor who is knowledgeable, provides the un-biased value-for-money solution to meet your exact requirements and NOT force-fit any standard solution to you. Look for value-added services vendor offers, like liaison support with CESCOM /OEMs/Banks and NBFCs etc. so that going solar is made easy for you.

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