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India's solar subsidy landscape changes more often than most people track. Browse schemes by state and eligibility before you finalize anything, so you're not leaving money on the table mid-process.
Union Territory Government Policy
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
Central CFA (PM Surya Ghar): up to Rs.78,000 + additional 10% island UT special category. A&N UT additional: 30% UT subsidy. Off-grid island solar (remote uninhabited-turned-inhabited islands): 95% subsidy. Eco-tourism solar: additional 20% tourism incentive under ANIDCO.
Andaman & Nicobar Islands Integrated Development Corporation (ANIDCO) / A&N Electricity Dept.
State Government Policy
Andhra Pradesh
Central CFA: up to ₹78,000 (PM Surya Ghar). AP state additional: 25–30% residential top-up (NREDCAP-administered). AP Solar Policy 2022: wheeling charges waived for 5 years; banking charges waived. Agricultural solar pumps (PM KUSUM): 60% subsidy (30+30). AP Farmer Income Protection Scheme: free electricity to farmers (4,000 units/year).
NREDCAP (New & Renewable Energy Development Corporation of AP) / Energy Dept., Govt. of AP
State Government Policy
Andhra Pradesh
Central CFA: up to Rs.78,000 (PM Surya Ghar). AP state additional: 25–30% residential top-up (NREDCAP). AP Solar Policy 2022: wheeling charges waived for 5 years. Agricultural solar pumps: 60% subsidy.
NREDCAP (New & Renewable Energy Development Corporation of AP) / Energy Dept., Govt. of AP
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Learn everything about solar energy systems in India including pricing, benefits, subsidy and ROI.
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Servotech Renewable Power System Ltd. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Haryana Enterprises Promotion Centre, Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Haryana, to expand its manufacturing and warehousing operations in the state. The company plans to invest around ₹400 crore under the agreement. The MoU was signed during the launch of the ‘Make in Haryana’ Industrial Policy 2026 in Gurugram on June 1, 2026, in the presence of Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. The proposed investment will be implemented in phases over the next 24 to 36 months. Servotech plans to use the investment to expand manufacturing capacity for EV chargers, solar products, battery packs, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and power electronics. These segments have been identified as priority areas under the Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026. The company said the expansion will help improve production capacity, strengthen operational efficiency, support import substitution, and meet growing demand from domestic and international markets. Servotech is currently evaluating potential locations in the state for setting up the proposed facilities. As part of the MoU, the Haryana Government, through HEPC, will provide facilitation support and ease-of-doing-business assistance for the implementation of the investment plan. Commenting on the development, Raman Bhatia, Managing Director of Servotech Renewable Power System Ltd., said the investment is aligned with the company’s long-term plan to expand its renewable energy manufacturing footprint. He said the partnership would support Servotech’s target of achieving ₹1,500 crore in revenue by FY2027, while also contributing to Haryana’s clean energy and industrial growth plans. The company recently reported its strongest-ever quarterly performance in Q4 FY26, with standalone revenue rising 76% year-on-year to ₹212.2 crore and EBITDA increasing 76% to ₹23.2 crore.
2026-06-03 · Saur Energy

Beyond Rooftops: Solarium Bets Big on Manufacturing, EPC to Fuel Next Growth Phase Photograph: (AI) Solarium Green Energy is repositioning itself from a residential rooftop solar installer into an integrated solar manufacturing and EPC player, as the company ramps up its newly commissioned 1.2 GW module manufacturing facility and expands its presence in large utility-scale projects. The strategic shift comes as the company seeks to reduce its dependence on government-backed distributed solar programmes and create a more scalable business model anchored around manufacturing, large EPC contracts and a nationwide solar-kit distribution network. "Our most significant development was the commissioning of our 1.2 GW fully automated module manufacturing facility in Ahmedabad," management said during the company's FY26 earnings call, adding that the facility is capable of producing up to 4,000 panels per day and manufacturing advanced modules, including G12 panels with output of up to 725 Wp. The company said it has deliberately expanded into large ground-mounted EPC projects to improve cash conversion cycles and operational efficiency. "We consciously added ground-mounted large EPC projects as another stream for the business. It was a calculated decision to reduce our exposure to the extended receivable cycles that are inherent in government distributed programs," management said. According to the company, large EPC projects offer better working capital dynamics despite carrying relatively lower gross margins. The strategy also helps Solarium absorb output from its manufacturing facility through captive consumption. "We currently have approximately 765 MW of confirmed captive module consumption within our EPC order book and a forward pipeline of over 300 MW of projects under active discussion," management said. The company recently secured a 50 MW AC ground-mounted solar project in Maharashtra valued at more than ₹185 crore and ended FY26 with an unexecuted order book exceeding ₹300 crore. Management indicated that around 50-60% of future module production is expected to be consumed internally. "We are targeting 50-60% in-house consumption of the production at least," said Ankit Garg, Chairman and Manging Director of the firm, adding that EPC projects and the company's newly launched solar kits would be the largest internal consumers of module output. The manufacturing facility, which commenced commercial production in mid-March, is currently operating at around 45% utilisation. "Currently, the factory is running at around 45% utilization," management said, noting that production was temporarily moderated as the industry assessed the impact of the ALMM-II framework. Alongside manufacturing and EPC, Solarium is also scaling its solar-kit business, targeting thousands of residential solar installers participating in the PM Surya Ghar programme. The company has built a network of more than 450 partners across over 25 cities and is positioning its
2026-06-03 · Saur Energy
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