How Group Net Metering Works
Group Net Metering allows one solar plant to offset power consumption across multiple connections under the same ownership — ideal for campuses, institutions, or housing societies.
Step 1: Multiple Connections, One Owner
One user with multiple meters sets up a solar plant to reduce bills across all connections.
Step 2: Install a Solar Plant
A 5kW+ solar plant is installed at one site. The energy is exported directly to the grid.
Step 3: Smart Metering
DISCOM installs smart meters and automatically syncs readings across all linked connections each month.
Step 4: Bill Credits
Units generated are distributed across all meters — reducing electricity bills for each account.
Step 5: Surplus Earnings
If generation exceeds total consumption, DISCOM pays for the extra energy as per state policy.
Step 6: No Extra Charges
If all connections are on the same 11kV feeder/transformer, no open access charges apply.
Why Choose Group Net Metering
Centralized Setup
Install one solar plant and link multiple electricity meters for collective savings.
Lower Electricity Bills
Offset usage across homes or facilities under one entity.
Easy Allocation
DISCOM handles credit distribution transparently every month.
Earn Monthly Credits
Surplus energy earns you money or credit adjustments on bills.
No Extra Charges
Save more when all meters are on the same transformer — zero open access cost.