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PM Surya Ghar: Pradhan Mantri Surya Ghar Yojana is effectively being carried out in the states of Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, and also in the northeastern states of the nation. This is an excellent initiative for users of electricity. This program has reached a significant milestone. To date, over 6.85 lakh solar panels on rooftops have been set up through the scheme.

The initiative introduced by PM Modi seeks to set up 1 crore rooftop solar installations in the residential sector by the fiscal year 2027. Within the program, the greatest demand is for the 3-5 kW load category. In terms of maximum installations, Gujarat leads the way, with Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Kerala following behind.

What is the amount of grant available through the scheme?

1 kW panel: ₹30,000

2 kW panel: ₹60,000

3 kW panel: ₹78,000

40% of the expense for installing solar panels will be transferred straight to the beneficiary’s bank account. Linking the bank account with Aadhaar is obligatory.

Following a online application, the designated officer will evaluate the beneficiary’s residence, and upon verification, the installation of solar panels will commence.

Aadhar card, proof of address, Ration Card, Electricity Bill, Income Certificate, Bank Account Passbook, mobile number, and passport-sized photograph will be taken as necessary documents.

Advantages of the program:

There will be a significant decrease in electricity expenses. It will help in generating a clean environment. The energy independence of households will grow.

On 15 February 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the ‘PM Surya Ghar-Free Electricity Scheme’. Its purpose is to offer free electricity to families with low income. The aim of this initiative is to supply power to ten million homes. A lot of individuals are satisfied with this program, and the count of those having it installed is rising daily. Awareness initiatives are being conducted to motivate more people to have it set up.

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