Net-metering allows utility customers offset or sell some or all of their self-produced electricity from Delltech’s net metered system through bi-directional meters. And at the end of the month, the customer is billed only for the net electricity used. Net-metering only works for grid-connected systems and there is no concept battery backup on the on-grid system.

You can earn from you solar PV system in many ways. The average Customers pays off their solar purchase in just around 3-5 years and earns a strong solar ROI, receiving free electricity for the rest of their solar panel system’s 25-year lifespan.

A simple cleaning process is required to maintain the solar PV modules. However, the schedule of cleaning depends on the site dynamics which is suggested by the certified technical team of Delltech Solar.

There are many benefits to installing solar panels, including:

1. Save money on your electricity bills
2. Protects you from unpredictable rise in electricity prices
3. Reduce your carbon footprint
4. Increase the value of your home
5. Become more energy independent

The average payback period for a solar system in Pakistan typically ranges from 3 to 6 years, depending on factors such as system size, electricity consumption, solar irradiance in the region, and the cost of electricity from the grid. With government incentives and net metering, the payback period can be shorter.

Before installing a solar system in Pakistan, consider:

• Available sunlight: Assess the amount of sunlight your location receives throughout the year to determine the solar potential.

• Roof suitability: Ensure your roof is structurally sound and has adequate space and orientation for solar panels.

• Energy consumption: Analyze your household or business’s energy needs to determine the size of the solar system required.

• Budget: Determine your budget for the solar installation, considering both upfront costs and long-term savings.

• Government policies: Stay informed about government policies, subsidies, and incentives for solar energy to maximize financial benefits.

The Government of Pakistan offers various incentives to promote solar energy adoption, including upfront subsidies, tax exemptions or rebates, and low-interest loans for solar installations. Additionally, net metering policies allow solar system owners to sell excess electricity back to the grid at favorable rates.