Maharashtra Solar Banking 2026: The C&I Playbook Posted by Infisol Energy April 04, 2026 You installed solar on your factory. You generate power during the day. You thought that extra power would adjust against your electricity bills at night or during evening shift. Sounds fair, right? Well, in Maharashtra, that is no longer how it works. The Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission, better known as MERC, has issued a new order under what is called the Multi-Year Tariff framework. And buried…

Infisol Wins Solar EPC Company of the Year – Utility 2026 Infisol Wins Solar EPC Company of the Year – Utility 2026 Infisol Wins Solar EPC Company of the Year – Utility 2026 Posted by Infisol Energy March 16, 2026 Let’s start with something most solar companies rarely say publicly. A solar project usually doesn’t fail because the panels are bad. More often, the problem begins during the EPC stage. Sometimes the energy yield assessment turns out to be overly…

Solar Capacity Calculation for Housing Society Posted by Infisol Energy February 17, 2026 How Much Solar Capacity Does a 100-Flat Society Need? Rising electricity tariffs and increasing maintenance costs are pushing housing societies to explore solar power seriously. But before installation, the most important question is: How much solar capacity does a 100-flat housing society actually need? The answer depends on electricity consumption, rooftop feasibility, metering structure, and financial planning. A proper solar capacity calculation for housing society projects ensures…

What is Open Access Solar? Your No-Hype Guide to Cost, Models, and Implementation Posted by Infisol Energy February 11, 2026 Let’s be honest. If you’re a business owner or energy manager in India, your electricity bill is more than just a line item. It’s a growing pain point, a volatile cost center, and a barrier to those ambitious sustainability goals you’ve set. You’ve likely heard of solar, but maybe your factory roof isn’t big enough, or the capital investment seems…

RESCO / OPEX vs CAPEX Solar Model Posted by Infisol Energy January 20, 2026 When a solar plant produces 5–10% less energy than expected in a given year, the first reaction is usually concern. Was there an issue with the panels? Did something fail on site? Was the system designed incorrectly? In many cases, nothing is actually wrong. Across India, solar plants operate under changing sunlight conditions every year. Some years receive more sunlight, others less. This variation is normal,…