It depends on your average monthly electricity consumption. As a rough guide: a 1 kW system suits very light usage, 2–3 kW covers a typical household, and larger homes or those with ACs/heaters may need 5 kW or more. We can assess your electricity bill and recommend the right size.

• On-grid (grid-tied): Connected to the electricity grid, allows net metering, no battery needed, but doesn’t work during a power cut.
• Off-grid: Fully independent with battery storage, ideal for remote areas without grid access.
• Hybrid: Combines grid connection with battery backup, so you get savings plus backup during outages.

It’s a billing arrangement where excess electricity your panels generate is sent back to the grid, and you get credited for it — effectively reducing your electricity bill. In HP, surplus power is compensated at 50% of the applicable tariff.

Yes. Solar panels work on sunlight, not heat — in fact they’re slightly more efficient in cooler temperatures. HP gets good sun exposure for most of the year, and the state is actively pushing solar adoption as part of its Green Energy State goals.

Most quality panels come with a 25-year performance warranty and can continue generating power well beyond that, though output gradually declines (typically 0.5–1% per year).

It depends on your average monthly electricity consumption. As a rough guide: a 1 kW system suits very light usage, 2–3 kW covers a typical household, and larger homes or those with ACs/heaters may need 5 kW or more. We can assess your electricity bill and recommend the right size.

Costs vary by system size, panel type (monocrystalline vs polycrystalline), and roof condition. A 1 kW system in Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir typically costs in the range of ₹60,000–₹75,000 before subsidy. We provide a free, no-obligation quote after a site visit