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Rooftop solar in Telangana

The short answer

A 3 kW system in Telangana costs about ₹1,74,000 before subsidy and ₹96,000 after the ₹78,000 PM Surya Ghar subsidy. Against TGSPDCL / TGNPDCL’s average of ₹7.8/unit, it saves around ₹2,855 a month and breaks even in roughly 2.8 years.

avg tariff, ₹/unit
₹7.8
avg tariff, ₹/unit
units per kW monthly
122
units per kW monthly
max central subsidy
₹78,000
max central subsidy

Telangana: Telangana tariffs are among the higher domestic slabs in South India, which makes solar payback here faster than the national average.

System prices in Telangana, after subsidy

At the live ₹58,000/kW benchmark. Your signed quote should be within about 15% of these figures — ask for the difference line by line.

SystemBefore subsidySubsidyNet costSaves/monthPayback
1 kW₹58,000₹30,000₹28,000₹9522 yrs
2 kW₹1,16,000₹60,000₹56,000₹1,9032 yrs
3 kW₹1,74,000₹78,000₹96,000₹2,8553 yrs
5 kW₹2,90,000₹78,000₹2,12,000₹4,7584 yrs
10 kW₹5,80,000₹78,000₹5,02,000₹9,5164 yrs

Savings assume the system offsets your consumption via TGSPDCL / TGNPDCL net metering.

Telangana solar FAQ

What is the solar subsidy in Telangana?

Telangana homes get the central PM Surya Ghar subsidy: ₹30,000/kW up to 2 kW, capped at ₹78,000 for 3 kW and larger systems. It is credited to your bank account after TGSPDCL / TGNPDCL commissions the system — not adjusted by the installer.

How many units does 1 kW generate in Telangana?

About 122 units a month — roughly 4.1 units a day — varying with season, orientation and shading.

Which DISCOM handles rooftop solar in Telangana?

TGSPDCL / TGNPDCL processes the net-metering application, the feasibility check and the bidirectional meter for residential systems.

Is rooftop solar worth it in Telangana?

At ₹7.8/unit and 122 units per kW monthly, households with bills above ₹2,000–3,000 usually break even in 3–5 years — then draw near-free power for the remaining 20-plus years of panel life.