Government projects / PM KUSUM yojana
Government Initiatives: PM KUSUM Scheme
Solarise Energies actively participates in government-led renewable energy initiatives, delivering high-quality solar EPC solutions aligned with national sustainability goals. We work closely with central and state agencies, DISCOMs, and institutional stakeholders to execute compliant, efficient, and scalable solar projects across India.
Our experience spans design, engineering, procurement, installation, commissioning, and long-term support—ensuring every project meets technical standards, regulatory requirements, and performance expectations mandated by government programs.
Ground mounted solar power systems
Solarise Energies is engaged in implementing solar projects under the PM-KUSUM Yojana, a flagship Government of India scheme aimed at empowering farmers, reducing diesel dependence, and promoting decentralized solar generation.
Component A
Grid-connected solar power plants on barren or unused agricultural land
Component B
Standalone solar-powered agricultural pumps
Component C
Solarization of existing grid-connected agricultural pumps
Our solutions are designed to ensure high efficiency, ease of maintenance, and long-term reliability while adhering strictly to MNRE and DISCOM guidelines.
Our Capabilities in Government Projects
- End-to-end EPC execution as per government tender specifications
- Compliance with MNRE, DISCOM, and state policy requirements
- Project feasibility studies and site assessments
- High-quality, approved modules and balance-of-system components
- Timely commissioning and documentation support
- O&M support for sustained performance
Impact and Value
Through government solar programs, Solarise Energies contributes to:
- Clean and affordable energy access
- Reduced operational costs for farmers and public institutions
- Lower carbon emissions and diesel displacement
- Productive use of unused land and infrastructure
- Strengthening India’s decentralized renewable energy ecosystem
Partner with Solarise Energies
Whether for PM-KUSUM projects or other government solar initiatives, Solarise Energies brings technical expertise, execution reliability, and policy alignment to every project. We are committed to supporting India’s renewable energy mission through transparent processes and high-performance solar solutions.
PM-KUSUM Yojana – Component A
Grid-Connected Solar Power Plants (Up to 2 MW)
Under PM-KUSUM Component A, Solarise Energies provides complete, end-to-end solutions for the development of grid-connected solar power plants on unused or barren land. This component enables farmers, landowners, and project developers to set up decentralized solar power plants and sell electricity directly to DISCOMs through long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs).
Solarise Energies acts as a single-point EPC and compliance partner, ensuring smooth execution from application to commissioning.
Our Services Under PM-KUSUM Component A
We execute the entire EPC scope for PM-KUSUM Component A projects, including:
- Site survey and project design
- Engineering and system optimization
- Procurement of MNRE-approved modules and balance-of-system components
- Installation of solar power plants and evacuation infrastructure
- Grid synchronization and commissioning
- Testing, documentation, and handover
Our EPC execution focuses on high efficiency, long-term reliability, and adherence to all technical and safety standards required for grid-connected solar projects.
We offer complete documentation support for PM-KUSUM Component A, ensuring full compliance with MNRE, DISCOM, and state government guidelines. Our team prepares, verifies, and submits all required documents, including land records, technical proposals, feasibility reports, and statutory declarations, minimizing delays and rejections.
Solarise Energies actively assists clients throughout the reverse tariff bidding and auction process conducted by DISCOMs. We support tariff strategy, bid documentation, technical clarifications, and coordination with DISCOM authorities to ensure a smooth and compliant bidding process.
Why Solarise Energies
Single-window solution: documentation, bidding, and EPC
Strong understanding of PM-KUSUM policies and DISCOM procedures
Reliable execution aligned with government timelines and standards
Transparent processes and performance-driven project delivery
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is PM-KUSUM Component-A?
PM-KUSUM Component-A is a government scheme that promotes the installation of decentralized ground-mounted solar power plants (up to 2 MW), typically near agricultural feeders or substations, to supply power directly to DISCOMs.
Who is eligible to set up a plant under Component-A?
Individual farmers, farmer groups, cooperatives, panchayats, private developers, and landowners with suitable land can participate, subject to DISCOM and state guidelines.
What is the capacity limit under Component-A?
Projects under Component-A are typically allowed up to 2 MW capacity, as per DISCOM and state tender conditions.
How does revenue generation work under Component-A?
The generated electricity is sold to the DISCOM at a pre-approved tariff through a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), providing stable and predictable income.
What is the typical payback period for a Component-A solar plant?
Depending on tariff, project cost, and financing structure, Component-A projects generally achieve payback within 4–6 years, followed by steady revenue for the remaining PPA term.
Who handles approvals and documentation?
We provide end-to-end support, including site feasibility, DISCOM coordination, documentation, approvals, and commissioning. The client does not need to manage regulatory processes.
How long does it take to install a PM-KUSUM Component-A plant?
Construction and installation typically take 3–5 months, depending on land conditions and project size. Grid connectivity and final approvals may take additional time as per DISCOM timelines.
What type of land is required for Component-A projects?
Non-agricultural or agricultural land (as permitted by state rules) with good solar irradiation and proximity to the feeder/substation is preferred.
Who is responsible for operation and maintenance (O&M)?
O&M can be managed either by the project owner or through a professional AMC provider. We also offer long-term O&M and monitoring services to ensure consistent generation.
How long is the PPA tenure under PM-KUSUM Component-A?
PPAs are typically signed for 25 years, ensuring long-term revenue visibility and project stability.
Is financing available for Component-A projects?
Yes. Bank financing and project loans are commonly available for PM-KUSUM Component-A projects, subject to eligibility and financial assessment.
What happens after the PPA period ends?
After the PPA term, the plant can continue to operate subject to regulatory provisions, repowering options, or revised agreements, depending on policy at that time.