For most homeowners in Kerala, the idea of installing solar becomes financially viable only after understanding the subsidy component. While many people hear that “solar is subsidized,” very few actually know how much they will receive, who is eligible, and what the real process looks like. The confusion often leads to delays or wrong expectations….
Choosing between an on-grid and hybrid solar system in Kerala is not a technical decision, it is a practical one based on how your home consumes electricity, how often you face power cuts, and how much you are willing to invest upfront. Many homeowners assume hybrid is always better because it includes battery backup, but…
Electricity cost in Kerala has been steadily increasing, and most households today fall into higher tariff slabs once monthly usage crosses 200–300 units. A typical 2–3 BHK home with fans, lights, refrigerator, washing machine, and occasional AC usage can easily consume 250 to 500 units per month, resulting in bills ranging anywhere between ₹1,500 to…