Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme (Phase-II) - Uttarakhand Renewable Energy Development Agency
By Uttarakhand Renewable Energy Development Agency (UREDA)
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Quick Answer
Rooftop solar subsidy from UREDA for domestic consumers, group housing societies and RWAs in Uttarakhand, with central and state government support.
- Funding amount
- ₹34,662 – ₹1.65L
- Funding type
- Subsidy
- Application deadline
- Rolling
- Location
- Uttarakhand
About this subsidy
UREDA, under the Department of Energy, Government of Uttarakhand, runs this grid-connected rooftop solar scheme (Phase-II). Domestic consumers, group housing societies and residential welfare associations in Uttarakhand can apply.
You get a direct subsidy on the solar plant. You also cut your monthly electricity bill, and any surplus power you feed into the grid earns income through net metering.
Eligibility
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Subsidy providers
The Uttarakhand Renewable Energy Development Agency, known in Hindi as उत्तराखण्ड अक्षय ऊर्जा विकास अभिकरण, is the state nodal agency for renewable energy and energy conservation programmes in Uttarakhand. It was set up in July 2001 under the administrative control of the…
Learn moreBenefits & Funding
- Amount
- ₹34,662 – ₹1.65L
What You Get
This scheme provides substantial financial incentives in the form of direct subsidies. For individual domestic consumers, the Government of India offers ₹17,662 per kW for plants up to 3 kW capacity and ₹8,831 per kW for plants up to 10 kW. Complementing this, the Uttarakhand State Government provides an additional ₹17,000 per kW for installations up to 3 kW. These combined subsidies can amount to approximately ₹1.65 lakh for a 10 kW rooftop solar plant, significantly reducing the upfront cost for homeowners. Group housing societies and residential welfare associations also benefit from a Government of India subsidy of ₹8,831 per kW for plants up to 10 kW. Beyond the financial support, beneficiaries gain from reduced electricity bills and the potential to earn income by exporting surplus power to the grid, facilitated by net metering and grid connection services.
- Disbursement
- Reimbursement
- Bootstrap friendly
- Yes
Timelines & Process
Applications
Rolling basis
Application Process
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Register & Apply Online
Register on the MNRE portal and submit your online application for the scheme.
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How to apply
Four steps from draft to disbursement — one action each.
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See the questions before you start
Download every question this programme's application form asks, so you can prepare your answers offline before opening the portal.
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Line up your documents
Keep every document from the checklist ready in one folder. Missing docs are the #1 reason applications get bounced.
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Submit on the official portal
Use the official application link and verify all details before final submission.
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Follow up
Reach out 5–7 days after submitting to confirm receipt and ask about the review timeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for the Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme (Phase-II)?
All domestic consumers, group housing societies, and residential welfare associations located in Uttarakhand are eligible to apply for this scheme. The scheme is specifically designed to cater to residential entities seeking to install rooftop solar systems.
What is the maximum subsidy amount I can receive?
Individual domestic consumers can receive a combined subsidy of up to ₹17,662 per kW from the Government of India and ₹17,000 per kW from the Uttarakhand State Government for the first 3 kW of capacity. For capacities between 3 kW and 10 kW, the Government of India provides an additional ₹8,831 per kW. This can total approximately ₹1.65 lakh for a 10 kW plant. Group housing societies and residential welfare associations are eligible for a subsidy of ₹8,831 per kW from the Government of India for plants up to 10 kW capacity.
How is the subsidy disbursed to the beneficiaries?
The subsidy amount is directly credited to the consumer's bank account. This occurs after the successful installation of the solar plant, its connection to the grid by UPCL through a net meter, and the complete uploading of all related records onto the MNRE portal. The consumer needs to provide their bank account details on the portal for the grant release.
What are the primary benefits of installing a rooftop solar plant under this scheme?
The main benefits include a significant reduction in monthly electricity bills due to self-generated power. Additionally, consumers can earn income by exporting any surplus electricity generated by their solar system back into the grid, further enhancing the economic viability of the installation.
Is there a specific deadline to apply for this scheme?
The scheme utilizes an online application process via the MNRE portal, which suggests it operates on a rolling basis. No specific application deadline is mentioned, allowing eligible consumers to apply as and when they are ready to install a solar rooftop system.
Sources
Data on this page is compiled from official program and provider references.
