An on grid solar power system, also referred to as an on grid solar plant, is a renewable energy system that is seamlessly integrated with the main electrical grid. This system utilises photovoltaic panels to convert solar energy into electricity, which is then directly supplied to the grid for immediate consumption or to offset the electricity drawn from the grid. On grid solar systems are commonly implemented in areas where a reliable main power grid is accessible. These systems consist of solar panels, inverters, and often a bi-directional metre that measures the energy flow between the solar system and the grid. Any surplus electricity generated by the on grid solar system can be sold back to the utility company through mechanisms like net metering or feed-in tariffs, enabling users to earn credits or financial benefits. By embracing on grid solar systems, individuals, businesses, and communities can reduce their dependency on conventional energy sources, lower electricity costs, and actively contribute to a greener and more sustainable energy landscape.