Commercial · B2B
Commercial solar for offices, showrooms and industry in Kochi & Ernakulam
Offices, showrooms, workshops and industrial roofs across Kochi and Ernakulam, sized against your daytime load curve.
Free site survey · written proposal in 24 hours
Scheme
KSEB net metering
Sizing basis
Daytime load curve
Connection
Three-phase from ~6 kW
Proposal
Written, within 24 hours
The commercial case
Does commercial solar make sense for a business in Kochi?
Often better than for a home, because a business consumes most of its electricity during the hours the roof generates. A unit consumed on site as it is produced offsets electricity you would otherwise buy outright, which is worth more than an exported unit earning net-metering credit. What a commercial connection cannot claim is the PM Surya Ghar subsidy. That scheme is residential only.
Daytime load is the advantage
Offices, showrooms and workshops draw power between roughly 9 am and 6 pm, which is exactly when the roof produces.
No PM Surya Ghar on commercial connections
It is a residential scheme. Commercial premises still use KSEB net metering.
Three-phase and connection capacity
Systems from around 6 kW upwards generally need a three-phase connection. Sanctioned load and connection type have to be established before design.
Usable roof needs measuring
Commercial roofs carry plant, ducting, tanks and walkways. Usable area is almost always less than the building footprint suggests.
What we establish on site
The four things a commercial survey settles
Usable shade-free area
Obstructions
Structure
Connection
Sanctioned load
Metering
Sizing a commercial system follows the daytime load curve rather than the annual unit total. That is a different calculation from a house, and getting it wrong in either direction is expensive.
What we provide
Solar solutions, end to end
Every system is designed around your own roof and your own electricity use, for homes and for businesses. Tell us which of these fits and we will survey the site free of charge.
Residential Solar
For homes
✓ Rooftop solar for homes
✓ System design based on your electricity usage and roof conditions
✓ KSEB and net-metering guidance
✓ Subsidy assistance where applicable
✓ Installation and commissioning
✓ Ongoing support
Commercial Solar
For businesses
✓ Rooftop solar for businesses
✓ System design based on your load and roof conditions
✓ Energy-use assessment
✓ Installation and commissioning
✓ KSEB and grid coordination
✓ Ongoing support
Solar System Options
Choose the configuration that fits the site
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Questions
Commercial solar, answered
PM Surya Ghar is a residential rooftop scheme, so a commercial connection is not eligible. KSEB net metering is available to commercial connections.
It follows the daytime load curve rather than the annual total. The design question is how much of your consumption during generating hours the roof can cover, which needs your load pattern, not just your bill total.
Generally for systems from around 6 kW upwards. Most commercial premises already have three-phase; if not, that conversion needs establishing before design.
It needs the building owner's consent, since the array is fixed to their roof and the net-metering agreement attaches to the connection. Worth resolving before a survey.
Next step
Request a written proposal.
A site survey, a load review and a written proposal within 24 hours.
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