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Why can my Solar Benefit change from month to month?
Solar generation depends on real-world conditions. Because your Solar Benefit is linked to actual project generation, your monthly Solar Credits will vary. This is normal and expected — here is what that looks like.
Illustrative seasonal pattern
A generation index across a year. These are not forecasts — they show the shape of a typical year in Gujarat.
Strongest month
Apr
index 116
Weakest month (monsoon)
Jul
index 75
Spread across the year
55%
high vs low
What that means in rupees
For a 40-Slice subscription, at an illustrative ₹91.20 per Slice per month at index 100:
A strong month (Apr)
≈ ₹4,232
An average month
≈ ₹3,648
A monsoon month (Jul)
≈ ₹2,736
Illustrative estimate — not guaranteed.
Over a full year these largely even out, which is why we show annual figures alongside monthly ones.
What sits between the weather and your credit
Weather & season
Sunlight available that month
Project generation
What the plant actually produced
Equipment & maintenance
Availability during the period
Data validation
Readings checked before use
Eligible generation
The accepted figure
Subscription methodology
Your allocation and rate applied
Your Solar Benefit
Posted to your ledger
Estimates are estimates
The calculator gives you an indicative figure based on assumptions. Actual monthly generation and the resulting benefit can be higher or lower depending on real project performance and the applicable calculation rules.
You can always check the arithmetic
Every posting in your ledger carries a , so you can see precisely how a given month was worked out.
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