Homes
Rooftop solar for your home, with the subsidy handled.
A system sized to your bill, with the PM Surya Ghar assistance applied for by us.
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Home
Your estimate
Kept over 25 years, about Rs 6.2 lakh, before tariff rises.
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Your estimate, as text
Solar estimate: Home, bill Rs 2,500 a month System size: 2.5 kWp. Assumes 325 kWh a month at Rs 7.70 per unit, 4 sun hours a day (1,460 kWh per kWp a year) and 85 sq ft of roof per kWp. Monthly saving: about Rs 2,100. Assumes 90% of the generation offsets the bill through daytime use and net metering. System cost: Rs 1.1 to 1.4 lakh. From the MNRE benchmark cost for rooftop solar, general category states: Rs 50,000 per kW for the first 2 kW and Rs 45,000 per kW after, in force from 13 Feb 2024, with a band of 0.9x to 1.15x. Checked 5 Sep 2026. PM Surya Ghar assistance: Rs 69,000. Home rule: Rs 30,000 per kW for the first 2 kW and Rs 18,000 for the third, capped at Rs 78,000. Source: MNRE operational guideline for PM Surya Ghar, OM 318/17/2024-GCRT of 7 Jun 2024, checked 5 Sep 2026. Cost after assistance: Rs 41,300 to 71,900. Payback: 2 to 3 years. The cost after assistance divided by a year of the saving. Kept over 25 years: Rs 6.2 lakh. The monthly saving over 300 months, before tariff rises and without panel degradation. Tariff as of 5 Sep 2026: TGERC retail supply tariff order FY 2025-26, LT-I(B)(ii) domestic, 201 to 300 units a month. This is an estimate from the assumptions above. A roof survey and a written proposal replace it. https://leo-solar.in
How we got this, and your own tariff
How we got this. Tariff Rs 7.70 per unit (LT-I(B)(ii) domestic, 201 to 300 units a month, Telangana), 4 units per kWp per day (1,460 a year, a normal south Indian rooftop yield), 85 sq ft of roof per kWp. Benchmark cost Rs 50,000 per kW for the first 2 kW and Rs 45,000 after (MNRE, 13 Feb 2024), with a band of 0.9x to 1.15x. PM Surya Ghar assistance Rs 30,000 per kW for the first 2 kW and Rs 18,000 for the third, capped at Rs 78,000 (MNRE guideline, 7 Jun 2024). Tariff from the TGERC retail supply tariff order FY 2025-26, checked 5 Sep 2026. Daytime use assumed at 90%. This is an estimate; the number that matters comes from a roof survey, in writing.
PM Surya Ghar
The assistance, by system size
What PM Surya Ghar pays against a home system of one, two or three kilowatts, set beside the ministry's benchmark cost. From three kilowatts the assistance stays at Rs 78,000.
1 kWp
- Assistance
- Rs 30,000
- Benchmark cost
- Rs 50,000
- Cost after assistance
- Rs 20,000
2 kWp
- Assistance
- Rs 60,000
- Benchmark cost
- Rs 1,00,000
- Cost after assistance
- Rs 40,000
3 kWp
- Assistance
- Rs 78,000
- Benchmark cost
- Rs 1,45,000
- Cost after assistance
- Rs 67,000
Figures as of 5 Sep 2026. Assistance from the MNRE operational guideline for PM Surya Ghar, 7 Jun 2024; benchmark cost from the MNRE benchmark for general category states, in force from 13 Feb 2024.
Cost after assistance is the benchmark cost less the assistance. An installed price sits in a band around the benchmark; your estimate above prints that band.
What we need from you
- Your electricity account: the consumer number on a recent bill
- Identity and ownership documents for the house
- The bank account the assistance is paid into
- Roof access on survey day
What Leo handles
- The survey: roof, structure, shade and the supply
- The design and the written proposal
- The applications on the national portal and to the DISCOM
- The installation, to the written proposal
- The net-meter inspection request
- The commissioning report and the assistance claim
Net metering
Who files what with the utility
Six steps with the DISCOM, from the application to the assistance, each marked with who does it.
- Leo files
Application on the national portal and to the DISCOM
Your electricity account, identity and ownership documents, and the bank account the assistance is paid into. Prepared by us, signed by you.
- The DISCOM
Feasibility approval
The utility checks the connection and the load and approves the size. We follow it up until it lands.
- Leo files
Installation by a registered vendor
Structure, panels, inverter, cabling, earthing and lightning protection, to the written proposal.
- Leo files
Net-metering application and inspection request
Filed with the utility once the system is installed, with the test reports.
- The DISCOM
Inspection and the net meter
The utility inspects the installation and installs the net meter. You are present; nothing to file.
- Leo files
Commissioning report and the assistance
The commissioning report goes on the portal; the assistance is released to the bank account you gave in step one.
The record
The firm on record
The registration
Registered with the utility
Leo Enterprises has been a registered vendor to the Telangana distribution utility for 11 KV installation and distribution since 2018. The registration is held in the parent firm's name; the certificate is shown here once the client has confirmed it in writing.