Maharashtra net metering ended at 10 kW. Storage is the answer.

Above 10 kW, you can no longer net-meter excess export to the grid. You can still self-consume, but the credit-for-export model is gone. The economic answer is to store midday solar in a BESS for evening / night use — that's what 90% of post-2024 Maharashtra installs look like.

MEDA (Maharashtra Energy Development Agency) administers state-side incentives that vary by year. For residential, PM Surya Ghar (up to ₹78,000 for 3 kW) is the headline scheme. C&I projects sometimes qualify for MEDA's renewable + storage pilot lines — we help check eligibility per project.

Yes — Nagpur, Amravati, Wardha and the wider Vidarbha belt see 4–8 hour cuts daily through April–June. We oversize residential and small-commercial TOBOR installs in Vidarbha vs Pune / Mumbai to cover the long evening cuts without DG.