Net Billing is one of the most effective energy-saving programs, offering you the opportunity to reduce energy costs, utilize renewable energy sources, and contribute to environmental protection. In this article, we will explain what Net Billing is, how it works, its features, and the steps to take advantage of it.

What is Net Billing?

Net Billing is an energy offset program that allows consumers to:

• Generate the electricity they need through photovoltaic systems.
• Feed the excess electricity they don’t consume back into the grid.
• Receive credit for the excess energy, reducing their electricity bills.

Unlike Net Metering, which offsets energy production and consumption directly, Net Billing operates through a financial offset based on the value of the energy produced and consumed.

What are the key features of Net Billing?

1. Energy production and consumption: Cover your energy needs with your own photovoltaic system.
2. Financial offset: Sell excess energy to the grid at a predetermined price and pay only for the energy consumed from the grid.
3. Steady income: Receive financial credit for the energy you produce but don’t use.
4. Long-term savings: Reduce electricity costs significantly, ensuring the system pays off in a few years.

What are the advantages of Net Billing?

• Lower electricity bills: Pay only for net consumption.
• Energy independence: Decrease reliance on the electricity grid.
• Environmental protection: Use clean energy and help reduce CO₂ emissions.
• Enhanced incentives: Financing or subsidy programs can reduce installation costs.

Who can benefit from Net Billing?

The program is ideal for:

1. Residential consumers: Looking to lower their electricity bills.
2. Businesses: Reducing operational costs.
3. Hotels: Seeking energy upgrades and sustainability.

How does Net Billing work?

• Installation of the Photovoltaic System

The system includes photovoltaic panels, an inverter, and grid connection equipment.

• Energy Production

The panels convert solar energy into electricity for use or sale.

• Consumption and Credit

Use the generated energy for your needs. Any excess energy is transferred to the grid, and you receive financial credit.

• Electricity Bill

The total charge is reduced based on the energy you produced and sold.

Options and Technological Features

With Net Billing, you can choose:

• Systems with or without storage (batteries): For greater flexibility.
• Flexible financing options: Through bank programs or subsidies.
• Automatic system monitoring: Via apps providing real-time updates.

How to Get Started?

Contact us: We evaluate your needs and available space, create the technical study, and handle the preparation of all required documents. We take care of your enrollment in the Net Billing program, complete the system installation, and provide full technical support to ensure seamless operation.