Grid tied solar system
Grid-tied, on-grid, utility-interactive, grid intertie and grid back feeding are all terms used to describe the same concept – a solar system that is connected to the utility power grid.
Excess power generated by your solar panels can be sold to the utility company that owns the electrical grid in your locale. Whatever amount credited to you can go toward reducing your power bill or even earning you income.
What is Net Metering?
Net metering (or feed-in tariff schemes in some countries) play an important role in how solar power is incentivized. Without it, residential solar systems would be much less feasible from a financial point of view.
Your solar panels will often generate more electricity than what you are capable of consuming. With net metering, homeowners can put this excess electricity onto the utility grid instead of storing it themselves with batteries.
Many utility companies are committed to buying electricity from homeowners at the same rate as they sell it themselves.
MORE ECONOMICAL
Grid Tied system allows you to save more money because it’s efficient and offers net metering
LOW MAINTENANCE COST
Solar panels require very little maintenance and last for decades as the main concern for solar panel maintenance is cleanliness
DECREASE CARBON FOOTPRINT
Having a Solar Residential System, you can drastically reduce your home’s impact on the environment