Gird-connected  Solar Power Plant: that means the solar power plant will be connected to the respective DISCOM (KSEB in Kerala).  Generating electricity will be directly exporting to the gird, accordingly to the use of the consumer electricity will be importing from the grid and it will managing the system of net metering.

Renewable energy and especially Solar Energy has become affordable and popular across the country due to the support of various Government Subsidies. In the last 7 years, under the leadership of the Central Government and State Governments to the renewable energy sector in India, 175 GW of renewable energy in the country is targeted by 2022 and 500 GW of Renewable Energy by 2030.

  The financial subsidy given to customers provided through the Central Financial Assistance (CFA) of MNRE implemented through various state DISCOMs has especially contributed to the development and widespread adoption of rooftop solar across the country, including villages and remote rural areas. A new solar subsidy program has been introduced by the Kerala State Electricity Board for residents of the state.