Hyderabad, Telangana Solar EPC
Solar Rooftop Installation in Hyderabad
Hyderabad benefits from over 300 sunny days annually, with an average daily solar irradiance of 5.32 kWh/m2/day. Rooftop solar systems operate under TGSPDCL net-metering regulations, enabling residential consumers to leverage PM Surya Ghar central assistance and commercial facilities to cut high LT and HT tariff costs.
District Solar Resource
Solar Yield & Meteorological Profile for Hyderabad
Regional solar irradiance benchmarks derived from NASA POWER Global Horizontal Irradiance 30-year climatology average.
5.32 kWh/m²/day
Global Horizontal Irradiance (GHI) across unshaded collector surfaces.
1480 units/kWp/year
Estimated electrical generation per kilowatt-peak with South-facing orientation.
4.05 units/kWp/day
Average daily electricity generation offsetting daytime consumption.
160 km/h
Engineered structural wind resistance certified under IS 875 (Part 3) standards.
C2/C3 urban moderate
Hot-dip galvanized steel with 80 microns coating.
50%
Maximum cumulative solar penetration allowed on the local distribution transformer.
Local Service Areas
Active Solar Corridors across Hyderabad
Our engineering crews conduct site visits and structural surveys across key residential, commercial, and industrial clusters.
Residential Neighbourhoods
Villas, independent bungalows, and multi-family housing societies.
- Jubilee Hills
- Banjara Hills
- Gachibowli
- Tellapur
- Manikonda
- Kokapet
- Nallagandla
- Miyapur
- Kompally
- Sainikpuri
- Uppal
- LB Nagar
Commercial Hubs
Office buildings, retail spaces, educational institutions, and hospitals.
- HITEC City
- Madhapur
- Financial District
- Kondapur
- Begumpet
Industrial & Logistics Zones
Manufacturing facilities, warehouses, cold storage, and processing sheds.
- Cherlapally
- Jeedimetla
- Balanagar
- Kattedan
- Patancheru
- Pashamylaram
Engineered Sizing
Rooftop Typologies in Hyderabad
Tailored structural configurations designed for local building construction and wind profiles.
Independent Houses and Duplex Homes
Mounting: Elevated hot-dip galvanized structure with minimum 2.5-metre clearance to maintain terrace utility.
Suitability: Ideal for offsetting higher domestic tariff slabs under PM Surya Ghar central assistance.
Gated Community Villas
Mounting: Non-penetrating or chemical-anchored framing maintaining architectural aesthetics and waterproofing.
Suitability: Suited for multi-zone air-conditioned homes seeking to reduce grid power imports.
Gated Housing Societies and Apartments
Mounting: Elevated superstructures mounted above water tanks and elevator machine rooms.
Suitability: Connects directly to common service meters powering water pumps, lifts, and common area lighting.
Commercial and Office Complexes
Mounting: Low-tilt ballasted or anchor-fastened racking optimized for daytime self-consumption.
Suitability: Enables commercial entities to substantially offset high LT-II commercial grid tariffs.
Industrial PEB Sheds and Warehouses
Mounting: Non-penetrating standing seam or aluminum profile clamps fastened directly to purlins.
Suitability: Maximizes factory rooftop space under HT industrial net-metering frameworks.
Grid Interconnection
Net-Metering Liaison with TGSPDCL
Rooftop installations in Hyderabad interconnect with Southern Power Distribution Company of Telangana Limited.
Southern Power Distribution Company of Telangana Limited (TGSPDCL)
Feasibility evaluated against local distribution transformer capacity under TSERC Regulation 6 of 2016.
50% of Transformer Rating
Mint Compound, Hyderabad, Telangana 500063
Local Guidance
Frequently Asked Questions for Hyderabad
Key considerations regarding utility approvals, terrace usability, and subsidy paperwork.
How does TGSPDCL net-metering work for homes in Hyderabad?
Under TGSPDCL regulations, solar power generated on your roof feeds your household loads first. Any surplus units export to the grid through a bi-directional meter. Exported units subtract from imported units on your monthly bill, with unused credits rolling over within the annual settlement period.
What is the local transformer (DTR) limit for solar in Hyderabad?
Under TSERC Regulation 6 of 2016, cumulative solar connections on any local distribution transformer cannot exceed 50% of the transformer rated capacity. Leo Solar validates transformer headroom before submitting your formal interconnection application.
Can housing societies in Hyderabad install solar for common facilities?
Yes. Housing societies and RWAs can install rooftop solar under the society category of PM Surya Ghar to power common utilities including lifts, water pumps, sewage treatment plants, and common lighting.
Full EPC Liaison Included
Ready to power your roof in Hyderabad?
Schedule an on-site structural roof survey or estimate your system capacity, monthly bill savings, and PM Surya Ghar central assistance online.
Direct consultation with our Telangana & Andhra Pradesh utility engineering team.