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Grid connection

Interconnection coordination that treats the utility as the decision-maker and keeps customer obligations visible.

Closed street-side meter cabinet and conduit on a plastered commercial wall.

Who this is for

Households · Commercial facilities · Public-sector campuses

Iran (Full calculator support) · Other markets (Discovery / consultation)

Included

  • Interface coordination
  • Document chasing log

What you leave with

  • Interconnection status record

Not included

  • Utility construction we are not authorized to do

Grid connection work prepares metering, protection intent, and documentation the utility requires. Energization dates are not ours to invent. Eligible VPP participation is a later contractual step, not an automatic outcome of interconnection.

Who this is for: Households; Commercial facilities; Public-sector campuses. Markets: Iran (Full calculator support); Other markets (Discovery / consultation).

Problems we help you name: Assuming interconnection equals VPP enrollment.

A typical engagement includes Interface coordination; Document chasing log. It does not include Utility construction we are not authorized to do.

You provide Utility account details. You leave with Interconnection status record.

1. Specify: Lock equipment and construction scope against the approved concept. 2. Build: Install to the documented sequence with site safety controls. 3. Hand over: Commission behavior the operator can rehearse and sign.

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Related questions

Does Solarun decide when the utility energizes the site?

No. We prepare packages and coordinate, but energization belongs to the utility. We keep an outstanding-item list so you can see what is still outside our control.

When can a site join contracted VPP buyouts?

After interconnection, metering, and controls meet the readiness checklist, and after both parties sign. Eligibility is not automatic with a solar installation. Buyout rates are not published on this website; they belong in the contract, not in marketing copy.