PM Surya Ghar

PM Surya Ghar rooftop solar subsidy explained

The central rooftop solar subsidy: who qualifies, how much it is, and how the claim actually works.

Under the PM Surya Ghar scheme, a residential rooftop system receives ₹30,000 per kilowatt for the first 2 kW, ₹18,000 for the third kilowatt, and the subsidy is capped at ₹78,000 for any system of 3 kW or larger. So 1 kW receives ₹30,000, 2 kW…

The published slabs

How the subsidy is calculated

Per-kilowatt rates

First 2 kW

₹30,000 per kW

Third kW

₹18,000

Beyond 3 kW

No additional subsidy

Overall ceiling

₹78,000
Eligibility

Connection type

Residential only

Commercial premises

Not eligible

Applicant

Consumer of record

Paid to

Applicant’s Indian bank account

Figures as published by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy on the National Portal. We do not add to them or estimate beyond them.

The claim, step by step

Six stages from registration to disbursal

01

National Portal registration

Registration against your KSEB consumer number.

02

KSEB feasibility approval

The DISCOM confirms the connection can take the proposed capacity.

03

Installation

The system is installed and commissioned.

04

Net meter and inspection

KSEB installs the net meter and inspects the installation.

05

Claim submission

Commissioning report and bank details submitted through the portal.

06

Disbursal

Subsidy credited to the applicant’s Indian bank account. We follow this through rather than leaving it with you.

Questions

Subsidy, answered

1 kW — ₹30,000

₹30,000 per kW applies to the first 2 kW.

3 kW — ₹78,000

₹60,000 for the first 2 kW plus ₹18,000 for the third. This is the ceiling.

Residential only

The scheme is for residential rooftop consumers. Commercial and industrial connections cannot claim it, though they can still use KSEB net metering.

2 kW — ₹60,000

Still at the full ₹30,000 per kW rate.

4 kW and above, ₹78,000

The cap applies, so additional capacity beyond 3 kW receives no further subsidy.

Applied through the National Portal

Registration is on the Government of India National Portal, and the subsidy is credited to the applicant’s bank account after commissioning and inspection.

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Official sources

The subsidy rates and eligibility rules on this page are the ones published by the Government of India. Check them for yourself here, and note that scheme terms can change.

PM Surya Ghar National Portal: pmsuryaghar.gov.in

SunKraft Solar is not affiliated with any of these bodies. The links are provided so you can verify the scheme and tariff facts stated on this page.

Questions

PM Surya Ghar, answered

₹78,000, which applies to any residential system of 3 kW or larger.

It is credited to the applicant's bank account after the system is commissioned and inspected, subject to the scheme's requirements.

No. It is a residential rooftop scheme. Commercial connections can install solar and use KSEB net metering, but not claim this subsidy.

Only up to 3 kW. The subsidy is capped at ₹78,000, so a 5 kW or 10 kW residential system receives the same ₹78,000 as a 3 kW one.

We do. We register you on the National Portal, file and follow up the KSEB feasibility application, and handle the net-metering agreement and the claim.

Next step

We handle the subsidy claim.

Registration, feasibility, the claim and the follow-up to disbursal.