Solar Rooftop Scheme
The Solar Rooftop Scheme is a recent addition for a government target set up in 2017. The core objective of the scheme is to help farmers use their land to install solar panels to meet their farming needs. The government will buy the power that gets generated. The Minister said that this scheme is a part of the government’s plan to increase farmer’s income.
Sl. Nos | Details about PM Solar Rooftop Yojana | |
1 | How much space is needed for fixing the solar rooftop power plant? | 100 square feet |
2 | What is the cost of installing a solar panel without subsidy? | Rs.60k – Rs.70K |
3 | What amount do farmers need to pay after 30% subsidy reduction? | Rs.42 – Rs.49K |
4 | How much power generation is required for use the Generation based Incentive? | 1,100 to 1,500 Kwh / Kwp p.a |
5 | How much can farmers earn from Rooftop Solar Yojana? | Approximately Rs. 2k to 3k per annum |
6 | How much loans do Indian banks grant for setting up solar panel? | Up to Rs.1lakh at an intertest rate of 8% |
7 | What is the loan term? | About 4 – 5 years or more |
Through the Solar Rooftop Subsidy Yojana the farmers can use solar energy in places where power supply or grid connection is challenging. Other important benefits are:
Step 1 – Applicants should visit solarrooftop.gov.in to start the solar rooftop yojana apply online process
Step 2 – Browse the homepage and click on “Apply for Rooftop Solar” to register
Step 3 – Enter the state name, consumer account number, distribution company or utility and click on the “Next” button
Step 4 – Download SANDES App for registering for the PM Rooftop Solar Scheme by using the QR code shown
Step 5 – Enter mobile number and then click for sending the OTP to SANDES App. After that add the Email ID and Mobile Sandes App OTP for completing the Solar Rooftop Scheme application
Step 6 – After this, add in the registered mobile number, consumer account number and click on the “Login” option and apply at National Solar Rooftop Panel online.
The Solar Roof top Scheme encourages more farmers to set up solar panels on their roof for drawing less power from the grid station. It will help them to bring down electricity bills and meet their electricity needs too.
If you’re looking for more ways farmers can benefit from solar energy, check out the PM Kusum Yojana.
Note: The information contained herein is for informational purposes only. Nothing herein shall be construed to be financial or legal advice. Pesticides are a considerable risk of loss in crops and viewers are advised to do their own research before making any decisions.
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