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Policy & Economics

National Solar Schemes.

India is currently offering the most aggressive solar incentives in history. Whether you are a homeowner or a factory owner, there is a dedicated financial framework to support your transition.

Residential

PM-Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana

The flagship national scheme providing direct financial assistance for rooftop solar installations.

  • ₹30,000 subsidy for 1kW systems
  • ₹60,000 subsidy for 2kW systems
  • ₹78,000 fixed subsidy for 3kW and above
  • Simplified online application via National Portal
Industrial / Commercial

Accelerated Depreciation (AD)

Tax incentive for profit-making industries to recover their solar investment faster.

  • 40% Depreciation in the first year
  • Significant reduction in taxable income
  • Applicable for MSMEs and Large Enterprises
  • Valid for grid-connected rooftop systems
Financial Support

Low-Interest Solar Financing

Collateral-free loans from SBI, PNB, and Canara Bank for solar adoption.

  • Interest rates as low as 7% per annum
  • Loan tenure up to 10 years
  • Zero processing fees for residential projects
  • Easy EMI structure lower than existing bills
Income Generation

Selling Surplus Energy: Net Metering.

Your solar system isn't just about saving—it's about earning. With a bi-directional Net Meter, your extra electricity is exported back to the grid, and you get credited for every unit sent.

Export Credits

When your generation exceeds consumption, power flows back to the DISCOM and credits your next bill.

Bill Offsetting

The exported units are subtracted from imported units, potentially bringing your bill to zero.

The Export Cycle

01
Solar Generation

Panels convert sunlight into DC electricity.

02
Inverter Conversion

DC is converted to AC for home/factory use.

03
Primary Consumption

Appliances use solar power first automatically.

04
Grid Export

Surplus units are sent to the grid via Net Meter.

Support

Scheme FAQs.

Clear answers to the most common questions about solar adoption in India.

Why 2026 is the Pivotal Year.

Traditional energy prices are increasing due to infrastructure upgrades and fossil fuel volatility. Solar locks in your energy cost for 25 years.