
About the Subsidy Scheme:-
The Government approved Phase-II of „Grid Connected Rooftop and Small Solar Power Plants Programme‟ for achieving cumulative capacity of 40 GW RTS plants.
How much is Subsidy ?:-
The CFA has been restructured and higher CFA up to 40 % will be given for RTS systems up to 3 kW capacity. For RTS systems of capacity above 3 kW and up to 10 kW, the CFA of 40% would be applicable only for the first 3 kW capacity and for capacity above 3 kW the CFA would be limited to 20 %. The residential sectors users may install RTS plant of even higher capacity as per their requirement and the respective SERC regulation; however, the CFA would be limited for first 10 kWp capacity RTS plant.
RAJASTHAN ROOFTOP SOLAR SUBSIDY SCHEME FAQs
Is there any list of empanelled Vendors for the subsidy Scheme ?
Yes, there are list of vendors empanelled with the nodal agency, who are authorized to work under the subsidy scheme. Beneficiary can avail the subsidy benefit only if the project is installed through empanelled vendor. Please fill the form, we will assist you !
How the subsidy amount be calculated ?
Currently, all the residential projects under subsidy scheme are done through PM Surya Ghar Yojana.
The subsidy under the scheme is
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Subsidy of Rs. 30,000/- for 1 KW system
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Subsidy of Rs. 60,000/- for 2 KW system
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Subsidy of Rs. 78,000/- for 3 KW and higher system
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Concessional Bank Loans
Does the Rajasthan Government Offer Additional State Subsidy Along with the Central Subsidy ?
Yes! In addition to the ₹78,000 subsidy from the Central Government (MNRE’s CFA), the Rajasthan Government provides an extra ₹17,000 for solar projects above 1.1 kW. However, this state subsidy is only available for beneficiaries of the Mukhyamantri Nishulk Bijli Yojana (100 Free Units Scheme).
For other consumers, instead of the ₹17,000 subsidy, the government offers an Induction Cooktop and an incentive of ₹0.15 per unit for additional power exported to the grid under net metering.
Is It Mandatory to Install Solar for Beneficiaries of the 100 Free Units Scheme?
Yes. If you are a beneficiary of the 100 free electricity units in Rajasthan and your monthly consumption exceeds 150 units, you must install a solar system to continue receiving this benefit.
If you choose not to install solar, your 100 free units benefit will be revoked. However, by going solar, you can claim a ₹95,000 subsidy – including ₹78,000 from the Central Government and ₹17,000 from the Rajasthan Government.
Now is the best time to switch to solar and secure long-term energy savings while keeping your free electricity benefit!