The subsidy is real — up to ₹78,000 from the PM Surya Ghar scheme. The hard part is everything around it: eligibility, portal filings, choosing an installer you can trust, net metering, DISCOM inspections. We handle that end to end — on your side of the table, never the installer’s.
India’s solar subsidy is genuinely good policy. The buying experience around it is not — incomparable quotes, oversized systems, stalled applications, installers who vanish after commissioning. Every one of those failures is preventable by someone informed, organised and on your side. That someone is us.
A home, a housing society, a business and a farm go solar through different subsidy routes and different decisions. Start with the one that matches you.
For homeowners with their own roof. We check your PM Surya Ghar subsidy eligibility, size the system to your actual consumption, and bring you three vetted installer quotes — then manage the paperwork through to net metering and subsidy credit.
For managing committees and RWAs. Common-area systems on society connections, resident participation models, and the group-buying leverage of one professionally run tender — plus the documentation an AGM actually needs to approve the project.
For businesses paying commercial and industrial tariffs — usually the fastest solar payback in India. We model the savings against your actual tariff, run a disciplined procurement across vetted EPCs, and manage approvals so operations never pause.
For farmers and rural landowners. Standalone solar pumps to replace diesel (Component B), solarising existing grid-connected pumps (Component C), and small solar plants on barren land that sell power to the DISCOM (Component A) — with the state-level paperwork navigated for you.
PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana pays Central Financial Assistance for residential rooftop solar on a simple slab — and the money goes to you, not the installer, after your system is commissioned.
Rates are set by MNRE and revised periodically — verify current figures at pmsuryaghar.gov.in. Housing societies have a separate common-area track; farmers have PM-KUSUM. State incentives can stack on top, city by city.
We’re a young firm and we won’t pretend otherwise — no invented testimonials, no stock-photo customers. What we offer instead is a process you can inspect and commitments you can hold us to.
Eligibility, design, procurement, grid connection, upkeep — take the full path or just the stage where you're stuck.
We confirm what subsidy you actually qualify for, file your application on the national portal (pmsuryaghar.gov.in), and coordinate with your DISCOM until the feasibility approval lands — so the paperwork never stalls your project.
Before you sign anything, we assess your roof, shading and structure, analyse your electricity bills and load pattern, and size the system to your consumption and sanctioned load — so you buy the kilowatts you need, not the ones a salesperson wants to sell.
Our core service: we bring you three like-for-like quotes from installers we have vetted for empanelment status, track record, component quality and after-sales — and sit on your side of the table while you compare and negotiate.
The step where most projects get stuck. We manage the net-meter application, the bidirectional meter installation, the DISCOM inspection and the grid-connection agreement — through to the subsidy release into your bank account.
A solar plant only pays back if it keeps generating. We set up generation monitoring, panel-cleaning schedules and a properly scoped annual maintenance contract — and flag underperformance before it costs you a season of savings.
From 'is solar worth it for me?' to a generating system with the subsidy banked — the same sequence every time, tracked out loud.
Share your city, property type and a recent electricity bill. We confirm your subsidy entitlement and whether solar makes sense for you — free, no obligation.
A survey and load analysis produce an honest system size; three vetted installers then quote against one specification, and you get the comparison decoded.
We file the portal application, secure DISCOM feasibility, and oversee the installation you contracted — checking that what was quoted is what goes on the roof.
Net meter, inspection, commissioning, subsidy credit — chased to completion. Then monitoring and maintenance are set up so the system keeps earning.
Long-form, evergreen explainers — how the schemes work, how net metering works, how to choose an installer. Written to be used, not skimmed.
India's flagship rooftop solar scheme pays up to ₹78,000 directly into your bank account. This guide walks the entire journey — eligibility, portal registration, DISCOM approval, installation, net metering and disbursement — with the checkpoints where applications actually stall.
Net metering is the mechanism that makes grid-connected rooftop solar pay — the grid becomes your battery, and exported units become bill credits. How it works, how it differs from gross metering and net billing, what the DISCOM inspection checks, and how to read your first net-metered bill.
Empanelment gets a vendor onto the list; it doesn't make them good. A practical vetting framework for choosing the company your roof will depend on for decades — installed-base checks, component verification, warranty literacy, and how to make three quotes genuinely comparable.
Scheme updates, cost trends and the mistakes we keep seeing in applications — short, timely, plainly written.
Half the solar subsidy figures circulating online are stale, and some are invented. A short field guide to checking any number — CFA slabs, state top-ups, PM-KUSUM splits — against its official source in under ten minutes.
Module prices keep drifting down globally, but Indian rooftop quotes haven't fallen in step — domestic-content rules, structure steel, and installation labour all pull the other way. What a fair price looks like now, and why waiting for cheaper panels is usually bad math.
Most 'stuck' solar files aren't rejected — they're waiting on one preventable error. The seven we see most, from name mismatches to punch-list drift, with the fix for each.
The questions everyone asks first — answered honestly. The full FAQ has many more.
Tell us where you are and what you pay for electricity. We’ll come back with your subsidy position and an honest read — free, no obligation.
Free, no-obligation advice. We reply within one business day.