Green Brilliance
46090 Lake Center Plz, Suite 109 , Sterling, Virginia, United States

Our corporate mission is to make solar energy affordable for the grassroots level consumer by tightly securing, owning and managing the supply chain, thus accumulating cost savings to pass on to our customers.  GreenBrilliance, headquartered in Virginia, USA, is a vertically integrated, end-to-end alternate energy services provider. Though our subsidiaries GreenBrilliance LLC (USA) and Green Brilliance Energy Private Ltd. we provide clean, renewable solar energy at an affordable pricing. As a solar energy services company we:

• Provide Turnkey Solar EPC
• Distribute and Install Solar modules
• Service Customers

Our unique set up gives us the power to deliver systems as small as 1KW to as large as MWs from residential to commercial with the exact same efficiencies and commitments. Our NABCEP Certified Team don’t just install systems; we deliver a pleasant experience and stay with the customers through the life cycle of the process and the system. GreenBrilliance recently ranked 33rd in the top hundred installer in the world by the list published by renowned solar world online with a fantastic portfolio including the prestigious “Ronald Reagan International Airport” in Washington DC. GreenBrilliance has had privilege working with Solarize Programs for the year 2014 / 2015, we are proud to serve Metro Community.

When a solar power system exchanges hands between the manufacturers, distributors, installers and service providers it ends up losing its cost viability and system accountability. All energy production issues become the responsibility of the customer who purchased the solar power system with up-front capital outlays or through lease agreements. GreenBrilliance is committed to make solar energy services an affordable alternative to traditional energy sources. We make getting solar energy easy for you through:

• High-quality, low-cost, self-manufactured certified solar modules
• GreenBrilliance distribution centers in Europe and USA
• Being a single source provider of integrated solar energy services for our customers.

Our diverse product offering, enabling an entire energy ecosystem at highly competitive pricing, to our customers

• Solar Consultation
• Site Assessment and Solar Analysis
• System Design and Installation
• Utility Interconnection and building permits
• Easy Finanncing
• Rebate paperwork and Incentive Processing
• Service and maintenance
• Batteries Storage and EV Charging Stations
• Off-Grid and Microgrid Systems

Solar Electric Systems 

The three most common types of solar-electric systems that GreenBrilliance designs are grid-tied, grid-tied with battery backup, and off-grid (stand-alone). Each has distinct applications and component needs.

Also known as on-grid, grid-tied, or utility interactive (UI), grid-tied solar-electric systems generate solar electricity and route it to the electric utility grid, offsetting a home’s or business’ electrical consumption and, in some instances, even turning the electric meter backwards.

Without a battery bank or generator backup for your grid intertied system, when a blackout occurs, your household will be in the dark, too. To keep some or all of your electric needs (or “loads”) like lights, a refrigerator, a well pump, or computer running even when utility power outages occur, many homeowners choose to install a grid-intertied system with battery backup.

How Does It Work? 

• Solar modules mounted on the roof or grounds of your property convert sunlight into DC power.
• This power is sent to a device called an inverter (or power converter) which converts the DC power from the solar modules to AC power identical to that being sent to you from the utility grid.
• Power travels from the inverter to your electrical service panel (your breaker box). The power from the electrical panel will be distributed to any electrical loads in your home.
• When excess power is produced by the solar, the power will flow into the grid through your electric meter. This will cause your meter to run backwards gaining you a credit with the utility company.
• The utility grid automatically provides electricity when needed – at night and during the day when your demand exceeds your solar production.
• Net metering legislation states that the utility company must credit you at retail rates (the same rate they would have charged you).