Tata Power Solar Systems Limited has launched ‘Ghar Ghar Solar, Tata Power ke Sang’ in Uttar Pradesh, starting from Varanasi, to promote rooftop solar solutions. The initiative promises significant financial savings and environmental benefits through advanced Rooftop Solar Solutions (RTS). Homeowners can avail subsidies up to INR 1,08,000, with INR 78,000 from the Central Government for systems up to 3 kW and an additional INR 30,000 from the State Government. Tata Power Solar emphasizes quality and innovation, backed by a robust channel partner network for swift installations. Utilizing bifacial panels for enhanced efficiency, Tata Power Solar offers flexible financing and installs systems within 7 days. The initiative supports India’s 40 GW solar rooftop target, with over 2 GW already installed nationwide, aiming to educate and enable homeowners for solar adoption.
Solar solutions for Varanasi homes
Tata Power Solar’s initiative aligns with India’s national goal of achieving 40 GW of solar rooftop installations, having already installed over 2 GW nationwide. (Image Credit: Tata Power Solar)
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