Rates reviewed Aug 2026

By state

Solar economics by state

Three things vary by state and all three change the answer: how much sun you get, what you pay per unit, and what your DISCOM does with the units you export.

Why the tariff matters more than the sunshine. A household in Maharashtra paying ₹14 a unit gets a far faster payback than one in Rajasthan paying ₹5, despite Rajasthan having better sun. Solar saves you money at the price you would otherwise have paid — so a high tariff is worth more than a high irradiance.
StateSun hoursMetering regimeFeed-in rate
Andhra Pradesh 5 h Net metering Tariffs →
Assam 4.2 h Net metering Tariffs →
Bihar 4.7 h Net metering Tariffs →
Chhattisgarh 5 h Net metering Tariffs →
Delhi 4.7 h Net metering Tariffs →
Goa 5 h Net metering Tariffs →
Gujarat 5.5 h Net metering ₹2.25 Tariffs →
Haryana 4.7 h Net metering Tariffs →
Himachal Pradesh 4.2 h Net metering Tariffs →
Jharkhand 4.7 h Net metering Tariffs →
Karnataka 5 h Net billing ₹3 Tariffs →
Kerala 4.2 h Net metering Tariffs →
Madhya Pradesh 5 h Net metering Tariffs →
Maharashtra 5 h Net metering Tariffs →
Odisha 4.7 h Net metering Tariffs →
Punjab 4.7 h Net metering Tariffs →
Rajasthan 5.5 h Net metering Tariffs →
Tamil Nadu 5 h Net billing ₹2.8 Tariffs →
Telangana 5 h Net metering Tariffs →
Uttar Pradesh 4.7 h Net metering Tariffs →
Uttarakhand 4.7 h Net metering Tariffs →
West Bengal 4.7 h Net metering Tariffs →
Metering regimes and feed-in rates are set by state regulators and change. Confirm with your DISCOM before finalising system size — it directly affects how large a system makes economic sense.