Net-Metering Grid Synchronization
Monetize Surplus Weekend & Holiday Solar Energy
Turn excess weekend and holiday generation into monetary utility credits. Under Bangladesh's national net-metering framework, surplus power generated when your factory is idle flows into the utility grid, offsetting your subsequent energy bill.
Grid Interconnection & Telemetry Standards
Full coordination with BPDB, DESCO, DPDC, BREB, and NESCO distribution networks.
Zero Energy Wastage
Factories closed on Fridays or public holidays export clean energy back to the grid for full credit.
Anti-Islanding Grid Protection
Automated isolation relays meeting IEEE 1547 to safeguard utility linemen during grid blackouts.
Cloud Meter Telemetry
Hourly import/export data synced to your operations dashboard for verifiable audit trails.
Interconnection & Sealing Roadmap
Sanctioned Load Audit
Verifying transformer capacity matches maximum allowable net-metered sizing.
Protection Scheme Approval
Drafting single line diagrams, relay coordination, and vacuum breaker protection.
Joint Utility Inspection
Official on-site walkthrough with executive engineers from BPDB / DESCO / DPDC.
Smart Bi-Directional Meter Sealing
Calibrated sealing and formal activation of net-metered billing cycles.
Net-Metering Policy FAQs
How are exported solar units credited?
The bi-directional meter logs import and export separately. You are billed only on net units. If export exceeds import, credits roll over to the next month.
What is the maximum capacity permitted under net-metering in Bangladesh?
Current policy allows up to 70% of the customer's sanctioned electrical load or transformer rating, capped at 3 MWp per connection.