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Rooftop solar · Delhi NCR · Chandigarh tricity

Your roof is a chariot of the sun.

Konark's builders carved a temple as the sun's own chariot. We put a smaller one on your roof. Konarq designs, installs and looks after rooftop solar for homes, societies and businesses, and we handle the PM Surya Ghar subsidy and the net meter so you only see the savings.

  • 300+ installations done
  • Up to ₹78,000 central subsidy
  • 5 years of care included
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300+installations done across NCR and the tricity
₹78,000central subsidy for a home system of 3 kW or more
3 to 4 yearstypical payback on a subsidised home system
25 yearspanel performance warranty
The idea behind the name

Built like Konark. Paid back in a few summers.

Seven hundred years ago, on the Odisha coast, the Sun Temple at Konark was carved as Surya's chariot: twenty-four stone wheels, seven horses, all facing the dawn. Its wheels still tell the time from the sun's shadow. We borrowed the idea and the name. A rooftop system is a chariot that turns sunlight into units on your bill.

A complete carved chariot wheel at the Konark Sun Temple
01 · The chariot

A temple that rides the sun

King Narasimhadeva I built it around 1250 CE. The whole temple is a chariot, pulled towards the sunrise.

Close view of the carved hub and spokes of a Konark wheel
02 · The wheel

Spokes that read the sun

Eight thick spokes split the day into eight prahars of three hours. A shadow on the hub tells the time. You have carried this wheel on the ₹10 note.

A stone horse sculpture at Konark
03 · The horses

Seven horses, seven steps

In the old texts Surya's seven horses carry the names of seven Vedic metres. Our installation has seven steps, and we named each after one.

Infographic · Your roof as a sundial

Read your roof the way Konark reads the sun.

Set a Konark wheel to the 24 hours of a day and the eight spokes mark three-hour prahars. A 5 kW system on a clear NCR day fills the top half of the dial: it wakes around 7 am, peaks at noon with over 3 units an hour, and rests by 5 pm.

  • About 21 units on a clear day from 5 kW, enough to run two ACs through the afternoon
  • Roughly 1,400 to 1,450 units per kW a year in Delhi NCR
  • Midday is when most homes use least, so net metering banks the extra for evening
Your roof as a sundial: hourly output of a 5 kW systemWheel7:00 to 8:00, about 0.4 kWh8:00 to 9:00, about 1.1 kWh1.19:00 to 10:00, about 1.9 kWh1.910:00 to 11:00, about 2.6 kWh2.611:00 to 12:00, about 3.0 kWh3.012:00 to 13:00, about 3.2 kWh3.213:00 to 14:00, about 3.0 kWh3.014:00 to 15:00, about 2.6 kWh2.615:00 to 16:00, about 1.9 kWh1.916:00 to 17:00, about 1.1 kWh1.117:00 to 18:00, about 0.4 kWh12 am3 am6 am9 amNoon3 pm6 pm9 pm
Typical hourly output of a 5 kW rooftop system on a clear winter or spring day in Delhi NCR. Hazy days and summer heat lower the peak.
How it works

Seven horses pull every installation.

Surya's horses are named after the seven metres of Vedic verse. Ours are seven steps from the first call to the subsidy landing in your account. You deal with one team for all of them.

  1. 1
    Horse 1 · Gayatri

    Bill check

    Share a recent electricity bill. We read your load, slab and usage pattern, and tell you the size that makes sense. Usually the same day.

  2. 2
    Horse 2 · Brihati

    Roof survey

    An engineer visits, checks the roof, measures shade through the day, notes the parapet, water tank and structure, and photographs the meter board.

  3. 3
    Horse 3 · Ushnik

    Design and fixed quote

    You get a layout, the expected yearly units, the subsidy you qualify for and one fixed price. No surprises added on installation day.

  4. 4
    Horse 4 · Jagati

    Paperwork

    We file on the PM Surya Ghar portal and with your DISCOM for feasibility and net metering, and track every approval for you.

  5. 5
    Horse 5 · Trishtubh

    Installation

    Rust-proof structure, India-made panels, inverter, earthing and lightning protection. Most homes are done in one to three days on the roof.

  6. 6
    Horse 6 · Anushtubh

    Net meter and inspection

    Your DISCOM inspects the system and fits the net meter. Then the commissioning certificate is issued on the portal.

  7. 7
    Horse 7 · Pankti

    Subsidy and care

    You redeem the subsidy, which goes straight to your bank account. We stay on for five years of maintenance, cleaning advice and app monitoring.

Infographics · What the sun pays you

Twelve months, twelve charioteers.

The Puranas say a different Aditya rides the sun's chariot each month. In NCR the busiest riders arrive in March, April and May. Monsoon clouds and winter smog slow the rest, which is why we size systems on the full year, not on a sunny day.

Twelve months, twelve charioteers: what 1 kW makes each month in Delhi NCR050100150Jan: about 98 units98JanFeb: about 112 units112FebMar: about 140 units140MarApr: about 150 units150AprMay: about 154 units154MayJun: about 134 units134JunJul: about 110 units110JulAug: about 108 units108AugSep: about 120 units120SepOct: about 126 units126OctNov: about 104 units104NovDec: about 92 units92Dec
Estimated units from 1 kW of rooftop solar in Delhi NCR in a typical year, about 1,440 in total. Orange bars are the strongest months.
Central subsidy for homes under PM Surya Ghar1 kW₹30,0002 kW₹60,0003 kW₹78,0005 kW₹78,00010 kW₹78,000Cap: ₹78,000 per home
Central subsidy for homes under PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, paid to your bank account after commissioning. UP adds up to ₹30,000 more; Delhi adds its own top-up.
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Rate per unit = bill amount ÷ units on the bill. Leave the default if you are not sure. Home systems only; for societies and businesses we size from the load on site.

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Typical price before subsidy
Central subsidy (PM Surya Ghar)
State top-up
You pay, roughly
Bill saving
Payback
Savings over 25 years

An estimate, not a quote. Prices use typical 2026 NCR rates; 25-year savings assume 3% yearly tariff rise and 0.5% yearly panel ageing, and count only units you would otherwise buy.

Where we work

Across Delhi NCR and the Chandigarh tricity.

Every DISCOM has its own forms, inspection queue and net metering quirks. Pick your city to see the subsidy, DISCOM and process that apply to you.

Solar across India

From metro stations to family terraces.

India added over 50 lakh rooftop homes under PM Surya Ghar by August 2026. A few rooftops and plants from around the country, from public photo libraries.

Full credits and licences on the photo credits page.

Common questions

How much does rooftop solar cost in Delhi NCR?
Before subsidy, a home system in Delhi NCR costs roughly ₹55,000 to ₹75,000 per kW in 2026. A 3 kW system is about ₹2.2 to 2.4 lakh. After the ₹78,000 central subsidy, and the state top-up in Delhi or UP, most families pay ₹1 to 1.6 lakh for 3 kW. See the full price guide.
How much subsidy will I get?
Under PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana a home gets ₹30,000 per kW for the first 2 kW and ₹18,000 for the third, up to ₹78,000. Uttar Pradesh adds up to ₹30,000 more, and Delhi adds its own top-up. The money is paid into your bank account after the net meter is fitted. Details in our subsidy guide.
How long does it take from survey to savings?
For a home, usually three to six weeks. The roof work itself is one to three days. Most of the time goes into DISCOM feasibility, inspection and the net meter, which we chase for you.
Does solar work in Delhi's smog and winter?
Yes, with less output on hazy days. A Delhi study found smog can cut a single day's sunlight by 20 to 40% and dust builds up at 0.3 to 0.6% a day on unwashed panels in the dry season. Over a year, a 1 kW system in NCR still makes about 1,400 units. Regular washing matters more here than almost anywhere. Read smog, dust and solar.
Will my lights stay on in a power cut?
Not with a plain on-grid system. For safety it switches off when the grid goes down. If backup matters, ask for a hybrid system with a battery, or keep your inverter for backup. See on-grid vs hybrid.
Is my roof suitable?
Most flat RCC roofs in NCR work. You need roughly 80 to 100 sq ft of shade-free area per kW. Water tanks, a neighbour's taller building and trees are the usual problems; the free survey maps shade through the day and tells you what fits.
Can a housing society or RWA get solar?
Yes. Common facilities like lifts, pumps and lighting get ₹18,000 per kW in central subsidy, up to 500 kW. Residents can also install on their own share of roof. See solar for societies.
Do you handle the paperwork?
Yes. We register you on the PM Surya Ghar portal, apply to your DISCOM for feasibility and net metering, upload the installation details and help you redeem the subsidy.
300+ rooftops and counting

Put the sun's chariot on your roof.

One visit tells you how many units your roof can make, what the subsidy covers and what you will pay. The survey is free and there is no obligation.

  • PM Surya Ghar registered process and paperwork handled
  • India-made (DCR) panels that qualify for subsidy
  • Five years of maintenance on every home system

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