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PM-KUSUM: Government-Backed Solar for Farmers

Official MNRE scheme enabling farmers, cooperatives and rural institutions to adopt decentralised solar – for irrigation and grid supply via State DISCOMs.

What the Scheme Enables

Choose the PM-KUSUM component that matches your agricultural land or irrigation setup.

COMPONENT-A

Ground-Mounted Solar Power Plants on Agricultural Land

Primary Benefit

Earn stable income through DISCOM Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) or by leasing land for solar development.

COMPONENT-B

Standalone Solar Agriculture Pumps

Primary Benefit

Reduce irrigation costs and achieve energy independence with sustainable solar-powered farming solutions.

COMPONENT-C

Solarization of Existing Grid-Connected Pumps

Primary Benefit

Income through DISCOM PPA or Land Lease

Who Can Apply

Farmers, FPOs and local bodies with agri-land or pump sets near substations are eligible to apply for the PM-KUSUM program.

Individual Farmers

With barren or cultivable land; proximity to a 33/11 kV sub-station is usually required for Component A.

FPOs / Cooperatives / Panchayats

Group/common land for shared projects; implemented with State Nodal Agency and DISCOM.

Rural Institutions / Societies

Community land or feeder-level solarisation depending on state notification.

Financial Structure

Support Head Typical Share Notes
Central Financial Assistance (CFA)
Up to 30% (50% special states/UTs)
As per MNRE guidelines & benchmark costs
State Subsidy
≥30%
Per state notification
Beneficiary Share
Up to ~40%
Bank finance often available for ~30%
Tariff / PPA
State-approved
SERC tariff; long-term PPA for Component A

Before any commitment, we prepare a state-specific feasibility note (land, sub-station, policy, procurement path and timelines).

Where We Supporting

Frequently Asked Questions

You can save up to 80–100% on your electricity bills, depending on your energy consumption and the size of the installed solar system.

The installation process usually takes 2–7 days for residential projects, depending on the system size, site conditions, and approval procedures.

A high-quality solar panel system typically lasts 25–30 years with proper maintenance and regular servicing.

Yes, solar panels continue to generate electricity even during cloudy or rainy days, although efficiency may be slightly reduced compared to bright sunny conditions.

Solar systems require minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning and periodic inspections help ensure optimal performance and long-term efficiency.

 
 

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