How we work out your saving.
We base the calculation on EAC Supply's current Net Billing contract and on EAC's prices for 2026.
Your bill
We start from how much you pay EAC and the roof you have.
Your area
Where EAC's Distribution System Operator (DSO) judges the network saturated, a new system can only connect with permanent zero export, which means it sends no electricity to the grid.
Your result
You see what system size suits you, whether a battery is worth it, how much you save each year and how many years it takes to pay for itself.
Before you install solar.
We explain Net Billing, curtailment and the connection rules for businesses, in plain words.
How net billing works today for your solar panels.
Under net billing, the energy you send to the grid is netted on every bill, and only the surplus is credited, at the price EAC Supply announces each month (11c a unit up to September 2026). What that means for system size and the battery.
The grid is switching off your solar.
In Cyprus, more than 65% of potential solar output was curtailed in early 2026, and home solar systems were disconnected up to 17 times a month. What it costs you, and what reduces it.
Putting solar on your business in 2026? This is what to know.
How many kW a business can install, what changes at 120 kW, and how the battery and cut-offs work. The rules of EAC's DSO for 2026.
How much room the network has in your area.
Soon you will see on a map how much room the network has for new solar in each area, using the DSO's latest data.
