Launched in 2019 by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), PM-KUSUM aims to add 34,800 MW of solar capacity by March 2026, with central financial support of ₹34,422 crore, through three components targeting farmers, irrigation pumps, and agricultural feeders.
In Haryana, the scheme is implemented through HAREDA (Haryana Renewable Energy Development Agency). Suntrik is HAREDA-empanelled, meaning we are an officially approved installer authorised to execute PM-KUSUM projects with full subsidy eligibility.
Suntrik is HAREDA-empanelled for Component A and Component C across Rajasthan and Haryana.
You provide your documents once. Suntrik manages every step from portal to power.
Suntrik registers you on the official MNRE/HAREDA portal, submits your land details, Aadhaar, and electricity connection documents.
Our engineers prepare the Detailed Project Report — site survey, load calculation, single-line diagram, and equipment specifications per MNRE norms.
We follow up with HAREDA and the State Nodal Agency to obtain the official sanction letter — typically within 3–4 weeks of submission.
Suntrik's in-house team installs the complete system: modules, inverters, mounting, cabling, and pump controller. MNRE Tier-1 components only.
We coordinate the DISCOM inspection, net-metering / PPA connection, and official commissioning certificate.
Suntrik tracks and coordinates the subsidy disbursement from HAREDA/MNRE directly to your account. Your full subsidy benefit is credited without any follow-up from your side.
How the subsidy and income work for each component: PM-KUSUM Component A & C explained (2026)
Farmers, cooperatives, panchayats, and Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) with barren or cultivable land can set up ground-mount solar plants of 500 kW to 2 MW and sell power to the DISCOM under a 25-year PPA.
Any farmer with an existing grid-connected agriculture pump can apply. The pump is solarised under IPS (individual) or FLS (feeder-level) mode. The farmer irrigates free during daylight and earns net-metering credits for surplus power fed to the DISCOM.
Component A has no capital subsidy for the farmer: the DISCOM buys the power at a tariff set by the state regulator, and MNRE pays the DISCOM an incentive of ₹0.40 per unit (or ₹6.6 lakh per MW a year, whichever is lower) for five years. Component C gets 30% Central Financial Assistance on the benchmark cost; the state adds its own share and the farmer pays the rest. Suntrik calculates the exact net cost at the free assessment stage.
From application to commissioning, Suntrik's process typically takes 45–60 days for Component C pump solarisation. Component A ground-mount plants (larger scale) take 90–120 days including DISCOM interconnection and PPA signing.
Yes. Suntrik manages everything — portal registration, DPR preparation, HAREDA coordination, installation, DISCOM inspection and net-metering, and CFA disbursement follow-up. You provide documents once.
All Suntrik PM-KUSUM installations include a 5-year comprehensive AMC covering preventive maintenance, inverter health checks, cleaning schedules, and remote monitoring.
Suntrik's HAREDA-empanelled team will assess your land, confirm your eligibility, and handle the complete application — no hassle, no risk. First consultation is free.