Use the official guidance
SREDA's National Solar Help Desk lists the Net Metering Guideline 2025 in Bengali and English. Use the official policy library and your electricity distribution utility to check the applicable version and process before proceeding. This page is a project-preparation overview, not an eligibility decision or an approval service.
Gather connection information
Prepare the consumer account details, recent electricity bills, sanctioned load information and the proposed project address for discussion with the responsible utility and project team. Confirm the connection category and any existing generation. Do not post full customer account documents publicly; share required details through an agreed project channel.
Coordinate the technical documents
Ask the project team which drawings, equipment records and supporting documents are required for your case. Agree who prepares and submits them, who answers technical queries and who coordinates inspections and metering. Confirm the current requirements directly with the utility rather than assuming another factory's approval automatically applies to your site.
Keep approval and savings separate
A preliminary design or equipment quotation is not grid-connection permission. Export treatment, billing and commercial assumptions should be confirmed against the applicable rules and your connection. Haozailai can discuss project coordination; it does not issue regulatory approvals or guarantee net-metering acceptance, an export rate or a fixed return.
Your questions, answered
Where can I find the official net metering guideline?
Use the SREDA National Solar Help Desk policy library linked below. Check with your electricity distribution utility for the current application procedure and requirements.
Does a solar quotation include net metering approval?
Not automatically. The quotation should specify application-related work and responsibilities. Only the relevant authority or utility can confirm approval for your connection.