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Terms of Service & Legal Disclaimer

Please read the following terms carefully before using the simulation tools, reports, or any content on this platform.

Scope of Service

This platform operates as an independent renewable energy advisory service designed to provide guidance, data models, and comparative financial evaluations for energy schemes in Mauritius (including SSDG, MSDG Gross Metering, CNCS, Carbon Neutral Industrial Scheme, and CAV2). The tools and reports are intended to assist commercial, industrial, and residential applicants in understanding potential technical sizing and financial structures.

Core Disclaimer

  • Informational & Free: The information and analytical tools provided on this platform are offered entirely free of charge and serve solely for general guidance and informational purposes.
  • User Autonomy: We supply data and simulations to support your decision-making regarding renewable energy investments, but all final strategic and financial decisions rest entirely with you.
  • Advisory Only: This is an advisory service only and does not constitute a formal paid consultancy or professional engineering contract.
  • Zero Compensation: We receive no financial compensation or commissions for providing this information.
  • "As-Is" Terms: All software models, reports, calculations, and content are delivered strictly on an "as-is" and "as-available" basis—take it or leave it.

Independence & Non-Affiliation

This site is not produced by, endorsed by, or linked to the local electric utility in any way. All references to utility tariffs, grid codes, and regulatory frameworks are for informational and modeling purposes only.

Limitation of Liability

Figures, cash flow projections, payback periods, and system capacities generated by this portal are indicative engineering estimates based on published tariff benchmarks and user-provided inputs. They do not constitute a binding financial quotation, formal grid connection guarantee, or official utility approval. Users are strictly advised to verify all designs with a registered professional engineer and conduct the necessary assessments prior to procuring equipment or submitting formal utility applications.

Last updated: 3 September 2026.