National Scheme Directory
Explore the latest government initiatives, subsidies, and financial support programs designed to make your transition to solar energy more affordable and accessible.
Explore the latest government initiatives, subsidies, and financial support programs designed to make your transition to solar energy more affordable and accessible.
We help you navigate the various central and state government subsidies to maximize your ROI on solar installations. Below are the currently active programs.
A central government initiative providing up to 300 units of free electricity every month for households by subsidizing rooftop solar setups.
Commercial and industrial businesses can claim accelerated depreciation on their solar plant investments to significantly reduce their corporate tax liability.
Aimed at farmers to install solar pumps and grid-connected solar power plants, promoting de-dieselisation of the agricultural sector.
Our team handles the heavy lifting so you don't have to. Here is our streamlined 4-step process to secure your government benefits.
We assess your property to determine system size requirements, viability, and potential savings.
Our experts match you with the best available national or state schemes based on your profile.
We handle the application paperwork with the government portals and proceed with the solar installation.
Following a successful inspection, the subsidy amount is directly credited to your bank account.
Get straight answers to the most frequently asked questions about solar subsidies and application procedures.
Typically, the approval from the state distribution company (DISCOM) takes between 15 to 30 days after the initial application is submitted. Disbursement of funds occurs 30 days post-installation and inspection.
Yes. Under the new Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) model of PM Surya Ghar Yojana, the subsidy amount is transferred directly to the consumer’s bank account once the system is commissioned.
No, most central and state government subsidies (like PM Surya Ghar) are strictly applicable only to grid-connected (on-grid) rooftop solar systems with net metering.
No, commercial properties cannot claim residential subsidies. However, businesses can take advantage of Accelerated Depreciation (AD) benefits to lower their corporate tax liabilities.
Contact our scheme specialists to verify your exact eligibility and calculate your expected subsidy amount.