Cyber Energy

Net Metering

Make your meter spin backwards

Net metering lets you export the solar power you don't use back to the grid — and get credited for every unit at the government-set rate. Your meter effectively runs backwards on sunny days.

Sounds bureaucratic? It is — and that's exactly why we handle the entire process for you: application, technical drawings, utility coordination and bi-directional meter installation.

Net metering application process

Up to 100% bill offset

Export credits accumulated during the day offset the power you draw at night and on cloudy days.

Government-set export rate

Exported units are credited per SREDA's rules at the utility's published rate — passive income from your roof.

Paperwork done for you

Application, technical drawings, feasibility clearance and meter coordination with your utility — all handled.

Bi-directional smart meter

We coordinate inspection and commissioning so import/export is measured and billed correctly.

One-phase or three-phase

Eligible residential and commercial connections get the right-sized system and inverter setup.

Support for all utilities

DESCO, DPDC, BREB, BPDB, NESCO and WZPDCL — we work with every major distribution utility.

What's included

Every system we install includes

  • Eligibility check for your connection and sanctioned load
  • System design matched to consumption for maximum credit
  • A formal application and technical documentation pack
  • Coordination with your utility (DESCO / DPDC / BREB / BPDB / NESCO / WZPDCL)
  • Feasibility clearance follow-up and inspection scheduling
  • Bi-directional smart meter testing and commissioning
  • System installation with code-compliant protection
  • Monitoring setup to track import vs export

How it works

From survey to switch-on

  1. 1

    Eligibility & sizing

    We review your bills, sanctioned load and roof to confirm net-metering eligibility and optimal system size.

  2. 2

    Application submission

    We prepare and submit the full technical package to your utility on your behalf.

  3. 3

    Installation & inspection

    System installed to spec, then utility officials inspect and approve the grid connection.

  4. 4

    Meter commissioning

    The bi-directional meter goes live — from that day, exports earn credit on every sunny afternoon.

Find out what your roof can earn

Send us your last electricity bill and connection type — we'll confirm your net-metering potential, free of charge.

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