Solar Subsidy Across 36 States & UTs
13 states offer additional state-level subsidies. 23 states have central PM Surya Ghar subsidy only.
States with additional subsidy (13)
Rajasthan
₹17,000 additional (for Mukhyamantri Nishulk Bijli Yojana beneficiaries)
Delhi
Capital subsidy ₹10,000/kW (max ₹30,000 for 3 kW) + GBI ₹3/kWh (≤3 kW) or ₹2/kWh (3-10 kW) for 5 years
Uttar Pradesh
₹15,000 per kW (maximum ₹30,000 per consumer) via UPNEDA
Haryana
Income ≤ ₹1.80 lakh (Antyodaya): ₹25,000/kW or 40% of cost, whichever lower, max ₹50,000 (up to 2 kW). Income ₹1.80-3 lakh: ₹10,000/kW plus additional ₹9,500/kW (up to 2 kW). Income above ₹3 lakh: central subsidy only
West Bengal
₹5,000 per kW state top-up (₹5,000 for 1 kW · ₹10,000 for 2 kW · ₹15,000 for 3 kW). SC/ST families: additional ₹15,000.
Bihar
₹10,000 per kW, capped at ₹20,000 per consumer (Mukhyamantri Solar Protsahan Yojana, on top of central PM Surya Ghar subsidy)
Chhattisgarh
₹15,000 for 1kW; ₹30,000 for 2kW and above (flat per household)
Jharkhand
Low-income (< ₹3 lakh annual income): ₹15,000/kW for 1–3 kW · ₹10,000/kW for 3–10 kW (state cap, on top of central). Standard residents: only central PM Surya Ghar subsidy applies
Assam
Up to ₹15,000 (1kW), ₹30,000 (2kW), ₹45,000 (3kW) - stacks with central
Goa
State subsidy via GEDA (percentage of benchmark cost) on top of central CFA; confirm the current slab on the Goa Solar portal / GEDA before relying on a specific figure
Jammu & Kashmir
UT top-up of ₹3,000 per kW for systems up to 3kW
Ladakh
₹20,000/kWp (first 2kWp) + ₹10,000/kWp (3rd kWp) - highest in India
Puducherry
₹10,000 per kW, up to ₹30,000 for 3 kW (stackable with central); confirm current slab with Puducherry Electricity Department