Commercial solar panels are incredibly efficient. When configured in an array, they can power an entire commercial building effectively. The number of panels required for your commercial establishment depends on your daily electricity consumption. A solar installation expert can provide accurate guidance on the panel quantity needed.

There is currently no subsidy available for commercial solar installations. Subsidies typically apply to residential solar projects.

Investing in commercial solar offers several advantages, including:Significantly reduced electricity costs, often at 4 to 6 rupees/unit compared to the 12 to 14 rupees/unit charged by DISCOMs.

Access to accelerated depreciation benefits of 40% (instead of 5%) annually against your commercial solar system's cost. Contributing to the fight against global warming and demonstrating environmental responsibility.

Solar installation can help your business save on electricity costs, reduce carbon footprint, and demonstrate commitment to sustainability, potentially increasing your brand's value and attracting eco-conscious customers.

Solar panels, typically mounted on the rooftop, capture sunlight and convert it into electricity through photovoltaic cells. This generated electricity can power your business's operations, potentially reducing your reliance on grid power.

The system size depends on factors like your energy consumption, available rooftop space, and budget. A solar professional can perform an energy audit to determine the optimal size for your business.

Benefits include lower electricity bills, potential tax incentives, reduced carbon emissions, improved public image, and protection against rising energy costs.

The installation duration varies based on the system size and complexity. On average, it can take a few weeks to a couple of months from assessment to commissioning.

Solar systems have low maintenance needs. Regular inspections, cleaning, and monitoring are recommended to ensure optimal performance. Many companies offer maintenance services.

Yes, your business can use grid power when your solar system isn't producing enough electricity, such as during nighttime or cloudy days. This transition is seamless and doesn't disrupt operations.

Net metering allows excess solar-generated electricity to be fed back into the grid, earning you credits that offset your future energy consumption. It's a way to further reduce electricity bills.

Incentives may include tax credits, accelerated depreciation, grants, rebates, and Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). The availability varies by location and government policies.

Financing options include cash purchase, solar loans, Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), and solar leases. Each option has its benefits and considerations.

Look for experience, certifications, customer reviews, and a strong track record in commercial installations. A reputable installer will provide a comprehensive assessment and transparent pricing.