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Government of India Initiative
Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE)
PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana is a Government of India initiative focused on rooftop solar for residential households. The scheme was launched in February 2024 and aims to support rooftop solar installations across one crore households nationwide.
Government Scheme Information — shown separately from G.B. Enterprises Services below. G.B. Enterprises is an independent solar installer and is not affiliated with, or a representative of, the Government of India.
Rooftop solar generation can offset a meaningful share of household electricity consumption, reducing what you pay the DISCOM every month.
Eligible households can receive central financial assistance (CFA) directly, reducing the upfront cost of a compliant rooftop installation.
The scheme framework references low-interest, collateral-free loan products for rooftop solar through participating banks — subject to lender and portal terms.
Where net-metering is enabled by your DISCOM, surplus units exported to the grid can be credited against your bill, subject to local regulations.
The scheme's stated national ambition is to support rooftop solar adoption across one crore households across India.
Widespread rooftop adoption is intended to ease pressure on daytime grid demand while cutting household carbon footprint.
Illustrative Maximum CFA
Up to ₹78,000 for a 3 kW-equivalent residential installation under the cited scheme structure.
Government subsidy/CFA rules, benchmark costs, eligibility, application procedures and state-level support may change. Customers should verify current details on the official PM Surya Ghar / MNRE portal before making financial decisions.
Create an account on the official PM Surya Ghar portal using your electricity consumer details.
Provide your DISCOM, consumer number, address and rooftop details as requested by the portal.
Your DISCOM reviews the application for technical feasibility before installation can proceed.
A registered vendor installs the rooftop solar system according to the approved design.
The DISCOM inspects the installation and arranges for net meter installation, where applicable.
After commissioning is confirmed on the portal, eligible central financial assistance is processed.
Official national portal for the residential rooftop solar scheme.
Government of India ministry overseeing solar and renewable energy policy.
Application and tracking portal for rooftop solar installations.
Information verified against official government sources at the time of content preparation. Last reviewed: 2026-08-01.
A quick, indicative starting point — a full site survey gives the most accurate numbers.
Reference System Sizes
2 kW
Small homes, 1-2 people
3 kW
Average homes, 3-4 people
5 kW
Larger homes / small offices
10 kW
Commercial / larger loads
Recommended Capacity
5.5 kW
Est. Annual Generation
7,700 kWh
Est. Roof Area
495 sq. ft.
Indicative Monthly Savings
₹4,363
All figures are indicative estimates based on simplified assumptions and are not guaranteed. Final subsidy eligibility is determined according to applicable government rules and portal/DISCOM verification. Actual generation, savings and cost depend on your location, tariff, roof condition, shading and equipment chosen.
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