Solar in Every Emirate, Done Right
Solar Oasis installs solar in all seven emirates. The rules change at every emirate border, so pick yours to see its tariff maths and the team behind it.
- In Dubai, your system is connected under DEWA's Shams Dubai net metering: surplus solar is exported and credited on your future bills.
- Outside Dubai, systems are zero-export, with hybrid (battery) and off-grid options.
- Every system is designed to your utility's current rules: DEWA, SEWA, TAQA or EtihadWE.
Last reviewed 8 October 2026 · Tariffs as published by each utility, September 2026
Same sun, seven rulebooks
23–38fils per kWh, homes
26.8–30.5fils per kWh, homes
23–38fils per kWh, homes
Northern Emirates
EtihadWE zero-export, hybrid or off-grid
23–38fils per kWh, homes
Residential tariff spans as published by each utility. The pages carry the full ladders.
What changes from one rulebook to the next
Net metering
Dubai
Surplus solar goes to the grid and comes back as credit on your future bills. No battery.
Zero export
Abu Dhabi, Sharjah & Northern Emirates
Offsets your daytime consumption: the panels run your home or site first, nothing is sold back, and the grid tops up the rest.
Hybrid, with battery
Abu Dhabi, Sharjah & Northern Emirates
Stores daytime solar so you also save in the evening and at night, with the grid as backup and the lights on through an outage.
