Delhi launched its solar policy in 2016, and in 2023, introduced an updated solar roadmap with the goal of achieving 6,000 MW of installed capacity by 2025. Both policies promote solar adoption across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors through capital subsidies, generation-based incentives, and simplified net metering.
The Delhi government has announced plans to install 4,500 MW of solar capacity, including 750 MW of rooftop solar within the state and around 3,750 MW of utility-scale solar outside the state by 2027 under the new Solar Energy Policy 2023.
According to the amendment to the Unified Building Bye Laws for Delhi, 2016, dated March 8, 2019, all new residential, institutional, government, commercial, group housing, and industrial buildings must install rooftop solar systems, subject to meeting the minimum area requirement.
At the end of January 2024, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced Delhi Solar Policy 2024 with multiple financial incentives for residential, commercial, and industrial solar consumers. The new policy aims to achieve 4.5 GW of solar capacity by March 2027. The policy also provides multiple initiatives:
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Mandatory rooftop solar installations on new residential, institutional, government, commercial, and industrial buildings as per Unified Building Bye Laws (UBBL).
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In this blog, we will guide you through the potential of solar energy in Delhi, the solar policy framework, and the subsidies available to make solar power accessible and affordable.
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Implemented by the power department of the government of NCT of Delhi, the solar policy makes solar power installations mandatory in all buildings with rooftop area of 500 sq.mt. and above as per the
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All solar power systems shall be treated as ''Must Run'' power plants and shall not be subjected to Merit Order Rating (MOR) / Merit Order Dispatch (MOD) principles.
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The Delhi government has announced plans to install 4,500 MW of solar capacity, including 750 MW of rooftop solar within the state and around 3,750 MW of utility-scale solar outside
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