Net Metering Compliance Software for Dubai Shams Dubai Reconciliation and DEWA Compliance, Tracked

Who this is for: UAE commercial and industrial solar operators and consultants on DEWA's Shams Dubai programme managing reconciliation and compliance across one or more systems. Less suited to a single small system whose owner is content with the DEWA bill alone.

Four connected capability areas: (1) Generation, export and bill reconciliation. (2) Shams Dubai compliance tracking. (3) Credit roll-over visibility. (4) NOC and renewal tracking.

Rooftop solar software covers the project end to end - design, Solar NOC and DEWA approval, installation and connection. Net metering compliance is the ongoing operational job after a system is live: reconciling generation, export and DEWA bills and keeping the system compliant month to month.

They are sequential and connect: rooftop gets the system built and connected, net metering keeps its value and compliance clear afterwards. This page is the ongoing compliance and reconciliation; rooftop is the build.

No. DEWA owns the meter, the tariff and the bill, and that does not change. The software reads against the DEWA bill and your generation data; it does not produce the official bill or the metered figures.

What it does is reconcile what DEWA bills against what the system generated and exported, and track the Shams Dubai cap and NOC, so the operator has a clear, evidenced net-metering position alongside the utility's records. The utility's metering stays authoritative.

Shams Dubai caps system size against Total Connected Load, and ground-mounted systems are excluded, so an expansion or load change can breach the cap unnoticed.

The software tracks system size against the cap and flags when a site approaches or would exceed it, so a compliance issue is seen before it happens rather than when DEWA raises it. The cap itself is set by DEWA; the software keeps you inside it.

Surplus is credited and rolled over but never paid in cash, so the value in accumulated credits is easy to lose sight of.

The software tracks credits as they accrue and roll over and shows whether they are being used against consumption, so the real financial benefit of the system is visible rather than buried in the DEWA statement. It makes the no-cash-payout reality transparent.

Net metering software sits between generation and the DEWA bill.

Monitoring - it uses generation and export data from asset monitoring and the inverter portals (SolarEdge, Huawei FusionSolar, SMA).

Billing and finance - it reconciles against the DEWA bill and connects to PPA billing where a system serves tenants, and to performance reporting. Integration approach is scoped during discovery based on what you are already running, and we do not ask you to replace anything that works.

It helps you stay compliant and evidences your position, but Shams Dubai compliance ultimately depends on your Solar NOC, DEWA-approved consultants and contractors, and meeting DEWA's connection conditions.

The software tracks the cap, NOC and conditions and flags risks, but responsibility for compliance and for any DEWA approval stays with you and your appointed consultants. We build the tracking and reconciliation; we do not grant or guarantee compliance.

Discovery runs two to three weeks. Working with your operations and finance leads, we map how net metering is reconciled today and where the picture is unclear. Output is a report covering current-state map, gap analysis, recommended workflow, integration scope and a fixed-price build proposal.

A core build runs from discovery completion, with reconciliation and compliance tracking first and credit and NOC tracking after. Pricing varies by number of systems, integration scope and complexity, so a bracket is not published; discovery produces a fixed-price proposal with no obligation to proceed.