Offices, shops & showrooms

Solar for offices, shops and showrooms in Kochi & Ernakulam

Trading hours and generating hours are the same hours. That is the whole commercial case, and it is a strong one.

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KSEB net metering
Scheme
Not applicable
PM Surya Ghar
Daytime load
Sizing basis
Owner consent needed
If rented

The commercial case

Is solar worth it for a shop or office?

Usually better than for a home, because a shop or office consumes power during exactly the hours the roof generates. A unit used on site as it is produced offsets electricity you would otherwise buy outright, which is worth more than an exported unit earning credit. The trade-off is that a commercial connection cannot claim the PM Surya Ghar subsidy.

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Before you commit

Four things to settle first

For a small business the useful question is not the annual unit total but how much of your trading-hours consumption the roof can cover.

Premises

✓  Whether you own or rent the roof

✓  Written owner consent if rented

✓  Remaining lease against system life

Roof

✓  Usable area after plant and walkways

✓  Structure and load-bearing check

✓  Shade from neighbouring buildings

Electrical

✓  Single or three-phase connection

✓  Sanctioned load versus proposed capacity

✓  KSEB net metering, not PM Surya Ghar

A unit you consume during trading hours is worth more than a unit you export.

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Questions

Offices and shops, answered

No. PM Surya Ghar is residential only. A commercial connection can still install solar and use KSEB net metering.

It needs the building owner's consent, because the system is fixed to their roof and the net-metering agreement attaches to the connection. Worth settling before a survey.

It follows your daytime load rather than your annual total. A survey looks at your consumption pattern and the usable roof.

Next step

Request a written proposal.

A survey, a load review and a proposal within 24 hours.