30% Subsidy for Solar System!!

30% subsidy on solar system

30% subsidy on solar system MEDA (Maharashtra Energy Development Agency, Pune) in its latest circular declared that now user can get “30% Subsidy” on solar electricity system!

The Maharashtra State Nodal Agency has started online application acceptance process via its website: https://www.mahaurja.com

As per the latest circular, the MEDA has announced a capital subsidy of Rs. 18,300/- per kWp of solar grid tied system for all non-commercial facilities. Following are the facilities will be benefited by this policy:

• Residence owners
• Co-op Housing Societies
• Schools
• Health institutions including medical college & hospitals.
• Universities, educational institutions etc.
• NGO’s, Trusts etc

The subsidy is strictly on first come – first serve basis.
Our view: Subsidy clearance process is very complicated. MEDA could have made the process simpler. But if our clients will get subsidy, we will definitely follow the process for our clients. This step will increase the awareness and acceptance of solar system.

For any queries related to the subsidy process, kindly write to us. We would love to help you out.

Chirayupower

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