Power distribution companies (DISCOs) have excluded millions of electricity units generated by solar consumers and have generated inflated electricity bills instead. Electricity exported to the grid by consumers with net metering connections was not adjusted in their bills, reported a news daily. DISCOs have used the revised net metering policy to conceal line losses by not crediting exported solar units. Under the new net metering policy, excess electricity generation beyond the approved capacity is no longer credited in consumer bills. Additionally, export units generated by solar consumers were not included in the electricity bills issued this month, which resulted in heavy bills.