Government Solar Subsidies & Schemes

Central Government Flagship Scheme

PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana (2024–2027)

An unprecedented national initiative with an outlay of ₹75,021 Crore aimed at providing up to 300 units of free electricity per month to 1 Crore households across all Indian states and UTs.

1 kW

1 kW Rooftop System

₹30,000

Direct DBT Subsidy in Bank Account

• Generates: ~120 units/month

• Space required: ~80 sq. ft.

• Ideal for: 1-2 BHK apartments / small homes

2 kW

2 kW Rooftop System

₹60,000

Direct DBT Subsidy in Bank Account

• Generates: ~250 units/month

• Space required: ~160 sq. ft.

• Ideal for: 2-3 BHK homes with refrigerator & fans

Maximum Subsidy

3 kW+

78000(central) + 20000(state)

₹98,000 Total Combined Subsidy

• Generates: 380 to 1,200 units/month

• Space required: 240+ sq. ft.

• Powers: Air Conditioners, geysers, EV charging

Flagship 3 kW Residential Package

3 kW Solar Installation: Complete Government Subsidy & Cost Breakdown

Our certified engineering team specializes in 3 kW rooftop solar plants — the optimum configuration for 2-4 BHK Indian homes that maximizes the Central and State Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) subsidies.

Financial Component	Bihar State	Uttar Pradesh	Other States
System Capacity	3 kW	3 kW	3 kW
Est. Turnkey Cost	~₹1,75,000	~₹1,75,000	~₹1,75,000
PM Surya Ghar Central Subsidy	₹78,000	₹78,000	₹78,000
Verified State Top-Up Subsidy	+ ₹20,000 (Bihar)	+ ₹30,000 (UP)	As per Discom
Total Combined Subsidy	₹98,000	₹1,08,000	₹78,000
Est. Net Customer Contribution	~₹77,000	~₹67,000	~₹97,000

Official Scheme References & Government Portals:

National Portal (pmsuryaghar.gov.in) PM India Cabinet Approval MNRE Guidelines (mnre.gov.in)

Bihar Home Advantage DBT Pre-Approved

Max Combined Subsidy (3 kW in Bihar)

₹98,000

₹78,000 Central DBT + ₹20,000 Bihar Cabinet Top-Up

Generates 360-420 units of clean power monthly (Zero Bill).
Low 7% collateral-free solar bank loans available.
Full Discom Net-Meter liaisoning handled by Suryam Pvt.Ltd.

* Legal Disclaimer: Subsidy amounts, eligibility, and disbursement depend on physical Discom feasibility verification and government scheme guidelines.

Who is Eligible?

Must be an Indian citizen owning an independent residential house or villa with dedicated roof rights.
Active residential domestic electricity connection (commercial meters not eligible for residential DBT).
No prior solar subsidy claimed for the same consumer electricity account number.
Installation done by an authorized vendor like Suryam Pvt.Ltd using ALMM-listed solar modules.

Documents Required for Application

Latest electricity bill (must show domestic tariff and matching owner name).
Aadhaar Card of the electricity connection holder.
Cancelled Cheque or Bank Passbook copy (for DBT bank transfer verification).
Passport size photo and rooftop ownership proof (house tax receipt / registry).

Group Housing Societies & RWAs

MNRE Grid Rooftop Phase-II for Apartment Complexes

Residential Welfare Associations (RWAs) and Group Housing Societies (GHS) can install centralized solar plants on society terrace blocks to offset common utility power — reducing monthly maintenance maintenance charges for all apartment residents.

Financial Assistance

₹18,000 / kW

Direct Central Assistance

Max Subsidized Capacity

Up to 500 kW

Per residential housing society

Common Facilities Powered:

High-Rise Elevators & Lifts
Borewell & Overhead Water Booster Pumps
Podium, Perimeter & Basement Lighting
Clubhouse, Gym & Swimming Pool Filtration
EV Charging Stations for Residents

Agricultural Solar Revolution

PM-KUSUM Scheme for Farmers & Agro-Farms

Empowering Indian agriculture with daytime solar water pumping and feeder solarization.

A

Component A: Mini Grid Plants

Farmers, cooperatives, and panchayats can install 500 kW to 2 MW ground-mounted plants on barren agricultural land and sell power to Discom at fixed feed-in tariffs.

High Demand

B

Component B: Solar Water Pumps

Installation of standalone 3 HP to 10 HP solar pumps in off-grid rural areas. 60% total subsidy (30% Central + 30% State), with 30% bank loan and only 10% farmer share.

C

Component C: Feeder Solarization

Solarizing grid-connected agricultural water pumps so farmers can meet day irrigation needs from solar and export surplus power back to the grid for extra income.

Government Subsidies & Financial Incentives Explained