A solar company that explains subsidy, clearly.
Rising Sun Electric delivers residential, commercial and industrial solar with end-to-end EPC and subsidy support. The hardest part of a solar website is not selling panels, it's making the subsidy process feel navigable.
Services behind this result: Website Design in Nagpur, Web Development in Nagpur
The Brief
The subsidy is the whole question.
Most solar enquiries are not asking about panels. They are asking whether they qualify, what it costs after subsidy, and how long it takes. A site that buries that answers a question the visitor arrived with, and they leave to ask a competitor instead.
- Three very different buyers: residential, commercial, industrial
- Subsidy eligibility is the first real question, not a footnote
- End-to-end EPC needs explaining, since most buyers don't know what it means
The Build
Answer the qualification question first.
We led with the subsidy path and split the three segments so a homeowner and a factory owner each land on relevant material. End-to-end EPC is presented as the process it is, so the buyer knows exactly who is handling what.
- Subsidy eligibility and process surfaced early, not buried
- Residential, commercial and industrial handled as distinct journeys
- End-to-end EPC explained as a staged process
Questions people ask
It's a Mumbai solar company delivering residential, commercial and industrial systems with end-to-end EPC and subsidy support.
Their website, with subsidy eligibility addressed up front and residential, commercial and industrial enquiries handled as separate journeys.
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