Net metering lets a grid-tied solar system export surplus power back to KSEB during the day and draw it back at night — you're billed only for the net difference.
Before commissioning, your inverter needs to be grid-compliant and your net meter application processed through KSEB, which typically involves a site inspection and an agreement on system capacity.
One common point of confusion: net metering credits typically don't carry over indefinitely, and settlement periods vary, so it's worth confirming the current KSEB policy for your specific connection type before finalizing system size.
A correctly sized system with clean documentation usually clears net metering approval without major delays.
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