Solar Subsidies & Government Schemes
Maximize your solar investment with available government incentives and subsidies.
Quick Answer: ₹30,000 per kW for first 2 kW; ₹18,000 per kW for additional capacity from 2 kW to 3 kW; total capped at ₹78,000. State-specific top-ups are shown only where verified from official sources.
Sources: PIB scheme details · National Portal application
Available Subsidy Programs
India offers various subsidies and incentives to promote solar adoption. Here's everything you need to know.
Central Government Subsidy (MNRE)
Up to ₹78,000Ministry of New and Renewable Energy subsidy available nationwide for residential rooftop solar
State-specific top-ups
Check your state guideA state top-up is shown only where an official state source verified current details; otherwise, no additional state subsidy is verified.
State-Wise Solar Subsidy Guides
Gujarat
The current Surya Gujarat portal does not verify a separate residential state top-up amount; checked 28 Sep 2026.
Official state sourceMaharashtra
The current MSEDCL rooftop-solar portal does not verify a uniform additional residential state top-up; checked 28 Sep 2026.
Official state sourceKarnataka
The current BESCOM rooftop-solar portal does not verify a separate residential state top-up; checked 28 Sep 2026.
Official state sourceDelhi
Delhi provides a residential state capital subsidy under its solar policy, subject to the PM Surya Ghar subsidy and the bidding-cost differential.
Official state sourceRajasthan
A separate residential state top-up was not verified from the current RRECL portal as of 28 Sep 2026.
Official state sourceTamil Nadu
The TN Solar Homes Portal lists proposed residential state top-ups; its linked scheme Government Order and guidelines are marked pending issue.
Official state sourceUttar Pradesh
UPNEDA's residential grid-connected rooftop solar brochure lists a state subsidy of ₹15,000/kW, up to ₹30,000, above the central subsidy.
Official state sourcePunjab
The current PSPCL rooftop-solar guidance directs subsidized applications to the PM Surya Ghar National Portal and does not verify a separate state top-up; checked 28 Sep 2026.
Official state sourceHaryana
DHBVN's SFA portal lists income-tiered state financial assistance for eligible domestic consumers, in addition to central CFA, up to 2 kW.
Official state sourceWest Bengal
WBSEDCL's current subsidy page lists MNRE schemes by connection category and location but does not verify a separate state top-up; checked 28 Sep 2026.
Official state sourceHow to Apply for the Central Subsidy
Apply through the National Portal and choose a vendor. Open the National Portal.
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