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Subsidy Scheme

Central Government Subsidy/ Central Financial Assistance (CFA) is available exclusively to residential sector grid-connected rooftop solar projects. The details of the subsidy for residential consumers are provided below:

PLANT CAPACITY SUBSIDY
1kW – 2 kW Rs 30,000 to Rs 60,000/-
2kW – 3 kW Rs 60,000 to Rs 78,000/-
Above 3 kW Rs 78,000/- fixed

State Government Subsidy for the residential sector-Uttar Pradesh Government will provide a subsidy of Rs 15,000/kW to a maximum of Rs 30,000, which will be over and above the Central Government Subsidy provided.

SYSTEM COST

The cost of the system is considered the most important aspect in installing a solar rooftop. It broadly depends on the type of the system and the financial incentives and subsidies provided by the government. A 1 kW solar rooftop system typically costs around Rs 70,000, according to the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy.

OPERATION- BASED CLASSIFICATION

Judging by operation, a solar rooftop PV can be classified into three types :-

Grid-connected solar rooftop PV system

A grid-connected solar rooftop PV system is, as the name suggests, a plant connected to the grid through net or gross metering without any battery backup. Most of the state governments and the Central government are promoting this type of rooftop system.

Hybrid plant

A hybrid rooftop system is similar to grid-connected solar rooftop PV, but it is installed with a battery backup. At times of power failure, the backup supplies power to the consumer, which a simple grid-connected solar rooftop system cannot do.

Off-grid plants

Off-grid plants are systems not connected to the grid. They are installed with a battery backup. They are considered to be expensive due to additional cost of battery bank. They are often installed in remote areas where the grid is yet to reach or will never reach.

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