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Note: Net metering and liaisoning costs are additional and will be quoted separately.
GST: Effective rate of 8.9% applied (70% goods @ 5% + 30% services @ 18%).
MSEDCL Slab Rates (Rs/unit)
Slab rates are now editable. Update when MSEDCL revises tariffs.
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On-grid DCR solar
Best payback for subsidy-eligible residential use.
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Solar System Differences
Choosing the right solar system depends on your budget, energy goals, and power reliability needs. Here is a quick comparison of the options:
- On-Grid Systems: Maximizes financial savings and ROI by exporting excess generation back to the utility grid via net metering. Note: Does not function during power cuts for safety reasons.
- Off-Grid Systems: Completely independent from the utility grid. Relies entirely on battery storage to store day-time solar power for night-time and outage usage.
- Hybrid / Semi-Hybrid Systems: The ultimate combination. Active net-metering allows grid export for high savings, while integrated battery banks provide uninterrupted backup power during utility cuts.