Ans:Solar panels typically last 25 to 30 years or even longer with proper maintenance. Most high-quality panels continue to operate efficiently well past their warranty period, with only a small reduction in performance over time. Even after 25 years, many panels still produce 80–90% of their original output.

Ans:We offer several flexible financing options to make going solar easy and affordable. You can choose from EMI-based loans, zero-down payment options, bank-supported solar loans, or custom payment plans designed to fit your budget. Our team helps you select the best option based on your energy needs and financial goals.

Ans: Standard on-grid solar panels do not work during power outages for safety reasons. However, if you pair your solar system with a battery backup or install a hybrid inverter, your home can continue to receive power even when the grid goes down.

Ans:Solar panels require very minimal maintenance. Typically, cleaning once or twice a year and a routine system check is enough to keep them performing efficiently. With proper care, your system will continue to deliver maximum energy output throughout its lifespan.

You don’t always need a battery. For grid-tied systems, excess energy is sent back to the grid, so a battery is optional.
If you want backup power during outages or are using an off-grid system, a battery is essential to store energy for use when the sun isn’t shining.
A hybrid system is recommended for backup and peak-hour savings.

Net metering is a system that allows you to send excess solar electricity back to the grid.
When your solar panels produce more electricity than you use, the surplus is credited to your electricity account.
During times when your solar system produces less (like at night), you can draw electricity from the grid and use your credits.
This helps reduce electricity bills and ensures you always have a reliable power supply.

The cost of installing solar panels depends on your system size, type of panels, and location.
In India, a typical 1 kW residential solar system costs around ₹50,000–₹70,000.
Larger systems for commercial or industrial use will cost more, but government subsidies and financing options can help reduce upfront expenses.
Investing in solar often pays off within 3–6 years through electricity bill savings.

Yes! The Indian government offers various incentives for installing solar systems, including:
- Central and state subsidies that reduce the project cost by 20–40% depending on your location and system type.
- Accelerated depreciation for businesses, allowing faster tax benefits.
- Net metering benefits that allow you to sell excess electricity back to the grid.
Check with your installer or local DISCOM for the exact incentives available in your area.