Archive · 26 Sep 2025
Haryana's Solar Push: ₹200 Crore Fund and Policy Shift
Imagine the government in Haryana wants more people to use solar panels on their roofs.
They've set up a special fund with a lot of money to help make this happen.
This fund will give people money to help them install solar panels without charging them interest.
They're also changing a rule that limited the size of solar panel projects.
This means they can now build bigger solar projects.
The goal is to get a lot more solar energy in Haryana and reach a goal of 2,000 MW of solar power.
Haryana electricity authorities proposed a ₹200-crore fund.
The fund aims to provide interest-free advances and subsidies.
The plan includes relaxing the 10 MW cap.
The initiative was discussed during a HERC meeting.
The goal is to meet a 2,000 MW solar energy target.
- Who
- Electricity authorities in Haryana
- What
- Proposed a ₹200-crore revolving fund and relaxed the 10 MW cap to boost rooftop solar adoption
- When
- Discussed in a recent meeting
- Where
- Haryana
- Why
- To fast-track rooftop solar adoption and help meet the 2,000 MW solar energy target
- Fund Amount
- ₹200 crore
- Fund Purpose
- Provide interest-free advances and subsidies
- Key Initiative
- Rooftop solar adoption
- Policy Change
- Relaxation of 10 MW cap
- Solar Target
- 2,000 MW