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Rooftop Solar in Telangana

Independent guidance for consumers in Telangana. Not an official DISCOM or government page.

Government scheme details, subsidy amounts, DISCOM rules and net-metering regulations change from time to time. Please verify current rules with the relevant official authority before making decisions.

Solar overview

Telangana receives ample sunshine for most of the year, making rooftop solar a practical option for homes, shops and institutions. Residential consumers may be eligible for central financial assistance under the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, subject to current eligibility rules.

Rooftop solar information

Grid-connected rooftop systems are the most common choice in Telangana. Capacity is typically linked to your sanctioned load and available shade-free roof area. A site survey by an installer will confirm what is feasible for your roof.

Electricity distribution (DISCOM)

Rooftop solar applications, feasibility approval and net metering in Telangana are handled by the local electricity distribution company (DISCOM) serving your area. Your electricity bill shows which DISCOM serves you. DISCOM procedures and timelines vary.

Please verify current rules with the relevant official authority.

Subsidy information

Residential consumers in Telangana may apply for central financial assistance through the official national portal. Any additional state-level support, if available, is announced by the state government. We do not publish subsidy amounts because they change; check the official portal for the current figures.

Please verify current rules with the relevant official authority.

Net metering information

Net metering / net billing arrangements in Telangana are governed by the State Electricity Regulatory Commission and implemented by the DISCOM. Capacity limits, settlement periods and charges are set by these regulations.

Please verify current rules with the relevant official authority.

Installation guidance

Use an installer registered under the scheme (for subsidised systems) or a reputed local installer. Ensure the quote includes structure, wiring, earthing, net meter and DISCOM liaison. Keep all approvals and commissioning documents.

Solar capacity guidance

As a rough guide, 1 kW of rooftop solar produces approximately 3.5–4.5 units per day on average across the year, needing about 80–100 sq ft of shade-free roof. Use our calculator for an estimate based on your bill.

Useful links

  • Official PM Surya Ghar national portal (Government of India)
  • Your DISCOM's official website and rooftop solar / net-metering section
  • State renewable energy development agency
  • Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE)

We do not link to third-party sites by default to avoid outdated links; search the official names above.