See your 20-year solar savings in 30 seconds — free tools built on Mauritius's real 2026 CEB tariffs and the official Solar PV Scheme, with battery backup for outages built in. No guesswork.
Enter your monthly bill or units. We break it down across CEB's real tariff tiers and show what each extra unit truly costs.
All numbers come from the locked CEB tariff engine — nothing is estimated in the page.
Add each CEB meter for your household. We size a hybrid system and compare your net-metering options, with payback and 20-year value.
The 2026 scheme is a hybrid system with a mandatory battery (covers ~3h of evening demand) — so every quote includes storage that also keeps your essentials running during outages and cyclones.
Every figure is built on the real 2026 CEB tariffs (GN 473/2026) and the official Solar PV Scheme — not generic estimates.
Every system includes battery storage for evening use and backup during outages and cyclones — and meets the scheme's evening-storage rule.
Cyclone- and salt-rated equipment only, sized for our climate and our grid — nothing less.
CEB application, net-metering registration, and warranty claims — all managed for you, end to end.
Use the free tools to understand your bill and size your savings — in minutes, on your phone.
We confirm your numbers with a site survey and a written quote — no surprises.
Vetted installers fit your hybrid system; we handle the CEB paperwork. You start saving.
Households can install up to 10 kWac and offset their bill. Here's what matters.
Credit per kWh you export to the grid. Because you save the retail rate on what you use yourself, self-consumption wins.
If you sell all generation instead. Simple, but usually beaten by net-metering for high-usage homes.
Maximum system size under the scheme. Above 5 kWac requires a 3-phase connection.
Hybrid systems must include storage covering ~3 hours of evening demand — which doubles as outage backup.
You install a grid-tied hybrid solar system (up to 10 kWac for households). Your panels offset what you'd otherwise buy from CEB, and any surplus is credited. The 2026 scheme requires a battery that covers around three hours of evening demand.
Yes — under the 2026 scheme a battery is mandatory for hybrid household systems. The upside: that same battery keeps your essentials running during outages and cyclones, so it's protection as well as compliance.
Net-metering (export credit Rs 3.00/kWh) almost always wins for high-usage homes, because every unit you use yourself saves the much higher retail rate. Gross-metering (Rs 4.20/kWh) sells everything to CEB and is rarely better. Our calculator compares both for your exact usage.
Many Mauritian households run two or three CEB meters. Consolidating onto one larger system can improve your payback — the calculator's "Combine your accounts" route shows whether it helps in your case.
Your battery keeps essential circuits — lights, fridge, internet, fans — running when the grid goes down. System sizing and backup duration are confirmed at the site survey.
Quality panels carry 25-year performance warranties and lose only a fraction of output per year. We only fit cyclone- and salt-rated equipment suited to Mauritius's climate.
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