India’s PM Surya Ghar scheme has installed rooftop solar on over fifty lakh homes. This rapid expansion marks a significant acceleration in the nation’s clean energy transition. Nearly nineteen lakh households now receive zero electricity bills, reducing their costs. Over twelve lakh households earned money by selling surplus solar power back. The program also supports low-income families and creates jobs nationwide. India’s PM Surya Ghar scheme has installed rooftop solar on over fifty lakh homes. This rapid expansion marks a significant acceleration in the nation’s clean energy transition. Nearly nineteen lakh households now receive zero electricity bills, reducing their costs. Over twelve lakh households earned money by selling surplus solar power back. The program also supports low-income families and creates jobs nationwide.
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