OFFGRID PROCESS
Off-grid or standalone rooftop solar plants are independent solar power systems that are not connected to the main electricity grid provided by your local DISCOM. Unlike on-grid systems, these setups include a battery bank to store the electricity generated during the day, making them slightly more expensive. Since they function without any connection to the grid, the government does not offer major subsidies for such systems.
The biggest benefit of an off-grid system is its ability to provide power 24/7, as it supplies electricity during the day directly from solar panels and uses stored battery power at night or during cloudy hours. This makes it an ideal solution in areas with frequent power cuts or where grid connectivity is unreliable or unavailable. Many individuals and families choose off-grid systems to gain complete energy independence and to avoid rising electricity costs both now and in the future. While the initial investment may be higher, the long-term benefits in terms of energy security and savings can be significant.