How Solar Subsidy Works in Assam

Residential rooftop solar customers in Assam can apply through the PM Surya Ghar national portal and complete the installation with an approved vendor and APDCL net meter process. For a 3kW system, the total subsidy is ₹1,30,800: ₹85,800 from the central government and ₹45,000 from the state government.

System size Indicative subsidy Best for
3kW on-grid ₹1,30,800 Homes targeting strong bill reduction
5kW on-grid ₹1,30,800 Larger homes with higher monthly bills
10kW on-grid ₹1,30,800 High-consumption homes and large rooftops

For the 3kW package shown by Solar Assam, the subsidy split is ₹85,800 central and ₹45,000 state, reducing the estimated customer payment from ₹1,90,000 to ₹59,200.

Documents Required for Solar Subsidy in Assam

  • Aadhaar card of the electricity consumer
  • Latest APDCL electricity bill
  • Bank account details or passbook
  • Property ownership or roof-use permission where required
  • Mobile number linked for OTP and portal updates

APDCL Solar Process

  1. Check rooftop space, electricity load, and monthly bill.
  2. Apply through the PM Surya Ghar portal with the correct consumer details.
  3. Select an eligible solar vendor and finalize the system size.
  4. Install the rooftop solar system after approval.
  5. Complete APDCL inspection and net meter installation.
  6. Receive eligible subsidy directly in the bank account after verification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for PM Surya Ghar in Assam?

Residential electricity consumers with a suitable roof and valid APDCL connection can apply. The consumer name, Aadhaar, bank account, and electricity bill should match as closely as possible.

Is subsidy available for commercial solar?

The main PM Surya Ghar subsidy is for residential rooftop solar. Commercial users can still install on-grid solar to reduce electricity costs, but subsidy treatment is different.

Can Solar Assam help with the application?

Yes. We help with system sizing, documents, portal steps, vendor coordination, installation, and APDCL net metering guidance.

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