Start with your property and consumer details
We begin by understanding the proposed installation and the electricity connection it will serve. Keep a recent electricity bill and your KSEB consumer number available. We will explain which property, identity or other supporting documents are needed for your application.
Our agency handles the paperwork and coordination. You still remain the applicant: details must be accurate, and any required declarations, consents or bank information need your authorisation. You do not need to work out the application sequence yourself.
Application and utility coordination
For a subsidy-linked installation, the national portal and the distribution utility’s process need to be followed. KSEB’s official rooftop solar guidance describes technical-feasibility handling following an interconnection application. The applicable requirements should be checked for your proposed capacity and connection.
We help prepare and coordinate the relevant submissions, follow up on the project and explain any information requested. Utility approval is issued by KSEB; engaging an agency does not replace that approval. We keep that distinction clear when discussing the work.
Installation, metering and commissioning
In the government’s published process, installation details are followed by the net-meter application, inspection and commissioning documentation. These steps also matter to the subsequent subsidy claim. The sequence is outlined in the PM Surya Ghar guidance.
EYE2EYE manages the KSEB-facing coordination around the installation, including the paperwork and follow-up for metering and inspection. We will discuss the project-specific scope and charges in the quotation. Any utility appointment or approval remains dependent on the relevant authority, so a fixed completion date should be confirmed for the individual project.
What should you receive at handover?
Ask for a clear handover, not just an installed system. Keep the quotation, invoices, warranty information and applicable application or commissioning records together. Make sure you know whom to contact about an equipment issue and whom to contact about a utility billing question.
- Confirm the equipment supplied matches the agreed quotation.
- Ask for an explanation of the monitoring information available.
- Understand the remaining subsidy steps, if applicable.
- Keep copies of documents submitted in your name.
For an eligible 3 kW residential installation, read our guide to the ₹78,000 subsidy and EMI options. For a new installation in Mullurkara or elsewhere in Thrissur, send us your location. Our team will explain the practical next step and manage the coordination from there.