Know What
You're Entitled To.
Government subsidies can significantly reduce the cost of rooftop solar. See what may apply to your home — and what Solarise can do to help you claim it.
Illustrative example only — actual price and eligible subsidy depend on your system, location and eligibility. Not a Solarise quotation.
Three Numbers Matter.
Central Subsidy
PM Surya Ghar — a fixed, capacity-based capital subsidy from the central government, the same nationwide.
State Support
Depends on where you live. Some states add a capital subsidy, some don't, some offer targeted support only.
Your Effective Cost
System price minus every applicable capital subsidy you actually qualify for.
Not every government benefit is an upfront discount.
Generation-based incentives, bill-linked benefits and other ongoing schemes are paid out over time based on how much power your system actually generates. They reduce your electricity costs over the years — but they are not deducted from your system price upfront the way a capital subsidy is. The calculator below keeps these separate so you see an accurate picture.
See Your Solar Cost After Subsidy.
Use your Solarise quoted price if you have one, or a rough estimate for now.
Delhi also offers a Generation-Based Incentive (GBI) of ₹3/kWh for systems up to 3 kW, and ₹2/kWh for systems above 3 kW up to 10 kW. GBI is paid over time based on actual generation — it is not an upfront reduction to your system cost.
Numbers are estimates for guidance, based on National Portal for Rooftop Solar and Delhi Solar Portal — Central Subsidy data (last verified September 2026). Final subsidy is subject to scheme rules, eligibility, approved- vendor requirements, commissioning and government/DISCOM verification.
Let Solarise Check The RestWhat Is PM Surya Ghar?
PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana is the central government's residential rooftop-solar scheme, run by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE). The subsidy is capacity-based, applications run through the National Portal for Rooftop Solar, and it targets residential households installing eligible rooftop systems.
₹78,000 is the maximum central capital subsidy for a residential system — capacity above 3 kW does not increase the central subsidy further. Source: National Portal for Rooftop Solar · last verified September 2026.
What Does Your State Add?
Up to ₹78,000 via PM Surya Ghar, based on system size.
₹2,000 per kW, capped at ₹10,000 per consumer.
Available to eligible Delhi residential consumers, subject to DISCOM verification.
Delhi also offers a Generation-Based Incentive (GBI) of ₹3/kWh for systems up to 3 kW, and ₹2/kWh for systems above 3 kW up to 10 kW. GBI is paid over time based on actual generation — it is not an upfront reduction to your system cost.
Delhi Solar Portal — Central Subsidy
Last verified September 2026
Data model built to add newly verified states as official figures are confirmed. Eligibility, approval and release always remain subject to current scheme rules.
Subsidy Isn't Just A Number.
The actual amount you receive depends on scheme rules, eligibility, applicable technical requirements and successful installation and verification — not just the headline subsidy figure.
You Don't Have To Figure It Out Alone.
Assess
We understand your consumption, roof and solar requirement.
Design
We size the system around the site and the applicable scheme.
Document
We help with the information and documentation the process requires.
Install
We execute the approved solar installation.
Coordinate
We support the relevant portal / DISCOM process and commissioning requirements.
Follow Through
We help you navigate the subsidy process through every stage.
Solarise supports you through the subsidy process end to end, but cannot guarantee government approval or subsidy release — these remain subject to scheme rules and government/DISCOM verification.
Subsidy vs. Your Actual Solar Cost.
Illustrative example — actual price and subsidy depend on your system, location and eligibility. This is not a standard Solarise price.
What Else Can Help Pay For Solar?
RESCO / Zero-Upfront Model
Skip the upfront capital cost entirely — Solarise owns and maintains the system, you pay a monthly amount for the power it generates.
Explore Zero-Upfront SolarOwn It OutrightBank Financing / Solar Loans
Spread your upfront investment over structured EMIs through partner banks, while still owning and claiming applicable subsidy on the system.
See Financing OptionsSubsidy and RESCO are not automatically combined in this calculator — treatment depends on applicable scheme rules for your system and ownership structure. Solarise will confirm what applies to your specific case.
Subsidy FAQ.
Residential households installing an eligible rooftop solar system through the scheme's approved process are generally eligible, subject to current eligibility criteria published on the National Portal for Rooftop Solar.
Official Resources.
Let The Subsidy Work For You.
Tell Solarise your location, electricity usage and roof requirements. We'll help you understand the applicable support and the solar solution built around it.