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    PM - SURYA GHAR : MUFT BIJLI YOJANA - APEPDCL

    Introduction: Hon’ble PM has launched PM - SURYA GHAR: MUFT BIJLI YOJANA on


    13.02.2024 , aimed at installing rooftop solar plants in One Crore households, with a
    total financial outlay of Rs.75,021 Crore and is to be implemented till FY 2026-27
     The implementation period of the scheme shall be till 31st March, 2027

    Aim and Objectives of PM – Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana

    The key objectives of the scheme are:


    a) To achieve 1 crore rooftop solar system (RTS) installation in residential sector
    b) To help provide free/low-cost electricity to 1 crore households up to 300 units of
    electricity per month by installation of rooftop solar
    Central Financial Assistance

    Eligibility: For the purpose of CFA, residential RTS plant would be the grid connected
    solar power system tagged to a particular residential power connection of the local
    DISCOM and will only include installations on a roof/terrace/balcony or on top of
    elevated structures.
     No CFA will be provided to non-residential segments of consumers (including
    government segment, commercial and industrial segment etc.).

     CFA Structure: The Central Financial Assistance for the residential sector shall be
    as per the following table:
    S.No Type of Residential Segment CFA
    1. Residential Sector (first 2 kWp of RTS capacity or Rs 30,000/kWp
    part thereof)
    2. Residential Sector (with additional RTS capacity of 1 Rs 18,000/kWp
    kWp or part thereof)
    3. Residential Sector (additional RTS capacity beyond No additional CFA
    3 kWp)
    4. Group Housing Societies/ Residential Welfare Rs 18,000/kWp
    Associations (GHS/RWA) etc, for common facilities
    including EV charging up to 500 kWp (@3 kWp per
    house)

     For GHS/RWAs, the upper limit of CFA supported RTS capacity is inclusive of
    individual rooftop plants installed by individual residents in the GHS/RWA.
     The GHS/RWA connection eligible under the scheme shall be dedicated only for
    common facilities and should not be utilized for providing electricity supply to
    residential consumers within the GHS/RWA.
     The CFA support will generally be provided to entities created by residents for
    overall maintenance and that are responsible for upkeep of common facilities and
    these may be known by alternative terminologies such as Apartment Owner
    Associations (AOAs), Cooperative Housing Societies etc.
     Domestic Content Requirement: Solar modules used in the installation must
    satisfy the Domestic Content Requirement condition i.e., domestically
    manufactured modules manufactured from domestically manufactured cells. This
    is an essential condition for the installation to be eligible for the CFA. Use of non-
    DCR modules in any form in the installation shall render the installation ineligible
    for CFA
     Feasibility Approval: As per the provisions of the Electricity (Rights of
    Consumers) Rules, 2020 and subsequent amendments, applications for rooftop
    solar systems up to 10 kW capacity shall be deemed to have been accepted
    without requiring approval of technical feasibility by the DISCOMs.
     Financing: The consumer may also opt for financing through the National Portal.
    The loan products of various banks and financial institutions will be available on
    the NP and the consumer may opt for any of them through integration provided by
    Jan Samarth Portal or through other Financial Institutions directly.
    Loan Products: It is envisaged that standardized low interest loan products in the range
    of benchmark rates (Repo + 50 bps) for installation of residential RTS systems that are
    up to 3 kW in size will be made available to the consumers by Banks.

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