Save Up to 80% on Your Electricity Bills
Rooftop solar can reduce household electricity bills by 50% to 80%, depending on system size, usage, and state tariff. A typical 3-5 kW system can generate 360-600 units/month, drastically lowering dependence on the grid.
Source: MNRE FAQs (2023), Bridge to India, GUVNL Net Metering Data
Recover Your Investment in Just 3-5 Years
Thanks to falling solar module prices and government subsidies (like the PM Surya Ghar Yojana), the payback period for residential systems is as short as 3 to 5 years. After that, electricity is virtually free for the remaining 20+ years of the system's lifespan.
Source: TERI - Market Assessment of Rooftop Solar in India, IREDA Cost Summary 2023, MNRE Phase-II Guidelines
Boost Property Value by 3-4%
International studies show homes with solar systems sell faster and at higher prices - typically at a 3-4% premium. Indian metro developers are now offering rooftop solar as a value-added feature.
Source: NREL Report (USA),
Protection from Rising Power Tariffs
Electricity tariffs in India have increased at an average rate of 5-8% per year over the last decade. With solar, you generate your own energy and reduce your exposure to unpredictable future hikes.
Source: Central Electricity Authority (CEA), PwC India White Paper on Electricity Pricing
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint by 7–8 Tons/Year
A typical 5 kW rooftop solar system in India offsets around 7-8 metric tons of CO2 emissions annually - equivalent to planting over 350 trees every year.
Source: MNRE - Environmental Benefits of Rooftop Solar, IEA India Energy Outlook 2021
Rooftop solar can reduce household electricity bills by 50% to 80%, depending on system size, usage, and state tariff. A typical 3-5 kW system can generate 360-600 units/month, drastically lowering dependence on the grid.
Source: MNRE FAQs (2023), Bridge to India, GUVNL Net Metering Data
Recover Your Investment in Just 3-5 Years
Thanks to falling solar module prices and government subsidies (like the PM Surya Ghar Yojana), the payback period for residential systems is as short as 3 to 5 years. After that, electricity is virtually free for the remaining 20+ years of the system's lifespan.
Source: TERI - Market Assessment of Rooftop Solar in India, IREDA Cost Summary 2023, MNRE Phase-II Guidelines
Boost Property Value by 3-4%
International studies show homes with solar systems sell faster and at higher prices - typically at a 3-4% premium. Indian metro developers are now offering rooftop solar as a value-added feature.
Source: NREL Report (USA),
Protection from Rising Power Tariffs
Electricity tariffs in India have increased at an average rate of 5-8% per year over the last decade. With solar, you generate your own energy and reduce your exposure to unpredictable future hikes.
Source: Central Electricity Authority (CEA), PwC India White Paper on Electricity Pricing
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint by 7–8 Tons/Year
A typical 5 kW rooftop solar system in India offsets around 7-8 metric tons of CO2 emissions annually - equivalent to planting over 350 trees every year.
Source: MNRE - Environmental Benefits of Rooftop Solar, IEA India Energy Outlook 2021