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MNRE SOLAR Subsidy scheme for solar rooftop applications under Social / Institutional Sector in Gujarat.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA OF SOLAR ROOF PV POWER PLANT

All Institutes / Social sector like schools, health institutions including medical colleges and hospitals, universities, education institutions, community centers, welfare homes, old age homes, orphanages, common service centers, common workshop for artisans or craftsman, facilities for use of community shall be eligible for MNRE subsidy ONLY if they are registered under any one of the following Acts (as per MNRE guidelines):

(i) Societies Registration Act 1860
(ii) Indian Trust Act 1882
(iii) Bombay Trust Act 1950
(iv) The Societies Registration Act (Gujarat Amendment) 1965
(v) Companies registered under Section 25/8 of the Company Act 1956 / 2013.




A valid and readable Registration Certificate signed, stamped and issued by the Office of the Registrar of Societies / Charity Commissioner in case of (i) to ( iv )above and that by the Registrar of Companies in case of (v )

After due verification and approval of the documents by GEDA online, all the applications under the subsidy scheme shall be required to pay registration fees of Rs. 10,000/- (Rupees Ten thousand only) plus GST (18% at present) which is to be paid online through the portal only.




Documents to be Uploaded on the Online Portal for registration

a. Signed Application form generated from Online Portal
b. Certificate of Registration of Societies/Trust/Company
c. Electricity Bill
d. Proof of Ownership/Legal Possession- Index-2/Municipal Tax Bill/Lease Agreement with the Owner of the premises as applicable
e. Board Resolution of the Applicant permitting the installation of Solar Roof top.
f. Photo and Photo ID of the Authorized person of the Applicant
g. PAN card of the Applicant Institute/ Aadhar card of one of the authorized person of the Applicant
h. Consent of the Landlord for installation of Solar Roof Top by the tenant, if solar roof top installation is to be done on rented/leased premises.

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