Government Subsidies & Policies for Solar Energy in 2025

The Indian government continues to encourage solar adoption through multiple schemes and policies. For residential rooftop solar installations up to 3 kW, a 40% subsidy is available under the MNRE scheme. Installations above 3 kW to 10 kW receive a 20% subsidy. For group housing societies, subsidy is calculated per household.

Additionally, net metering policies in most states allow you to export excess electricity back to the grid, further reducing your monthly bills. Industrial and commercial solar installations benefit from accelerated depreciation under Section 32, enabling them to claim up to 40% depreciation in the first year, enhancing their ROI significantly.

Unishark Solar stays updated with every state’s changing policies and ensures your subsidy application, DISCOM approvals, and net metering are handled seamlessly. We believe in making solar accessible and affordable to all, empowering India’s transition towards its renewable energy targets for 2030 and beyond.