Sunshine you're not using yet

On-grid solar pauses for safety during an outage. A hybrid or battery system keeps your key circuits running on stored solar. That is why most Karachi homes choose hybrid.

A right-sized system can cut your bill by 85 to 90%. The exact saving depends on your roof, your usage and the system you choose. We model it for you on a free survey.

Most homes reach payback in 3 to 5 years on a hybrid or battery system. On-grid pays back in 5 to 7 years. After that, the power is basically free.

Yes. Fit a hybrid (battery-ready) inverter now, and you can add lithium storage later with no rewiring. Many Karachi homes start hybrid to cut the day-time bill. They add a battery when the budget allows or when outages make backup a priority.

We use rust-proof mounting and marine-grade fixings for coastal areas like DHA and Clifton. We also suggest cleaning the panels a bit more often.

Yes. K-Electric tariffs keep climbing and load-shedding still hits homes hard, so generating your own power saves more each year. The recent shift to net billing means exporting surplus pays little, about Rs 11 per unit, so the biggest savings now come from using or storing your own solar. For most Karachi homes a hybrid or battery system gives both the saving and the backup.

New rooftop users are no longer on classic net metering. Under NEPRA's net-billing rules, K-Electric pays a fixed rate of about Rs 11 for each unit you export, and bills you normal retail rates for what you draw at night. Because that export rate is low, many Karachi homes now store surplus in a battery instead of selling it back.