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Rooftop solar in Goa

The short answer

A 3 kW system in Goa costs about ₹1,74,000 before subsidy and ₹96,000 after the ₹78,000 PM Surya Ghar subsidy. Against Goa Electricity Dept’s average of ₹5.4/unit, it saves around ₹1,912 a month and breaks even in roughly 4.2 years.

avg tariff, ₹/unit
₹5.4
avg tariff, ₹/unit
units per kW monthly
118
units per kW monthly
max central subsidy
₹78,000
max central subsidy

System prices in Goa, after subsidy

At the live ₹58,000/kW benchmark. Your signed quote should be within about 15% of these figures — ask for the difference line by line.

SystemBefore subsidySubsidyNet costSaves/monthPayback
1 kW₹58,000₹30,000₹28,000₹6374 yrs
2 kW₹1,16,000₹60,000₹56,000₹1,2744 yrs
3 kW₹1,74,000₹78,000₹96,000₹1,9124 yrs
5 kW₹2,90,000₹78,000₹2,12,000₹3,1866 yrs
10 kW₹5,80,000₹78,000₹5,02,000₹6,3727 yrs

Savings assume the system offsets your consumption via Goa Electricity Dept net metering.

Goa solar FAQ

What is the solar subsidy in Goa?

Goa homes get the central PM Surya Ghar subsidy: ₹30,000/kW up to 2 kW, capped at ₹78,000 for 3 kW and larger systems. It is credited to your bank account after Goa Electricity Dept commissions the system — not adjusted by the installer.

How many units does 1 kW generate in Goa?

About 118 units a month — roughly 3.9 units a day — varying with season, orientation and shading.

Which DISCOM handles rooftop solar in Goa?

Goa Electricity Dept processes the net-metering application, the feasibility check and the bidirectional meter for residential systems.

Is rooftop solar worth it in Goa?

At ₹5.4/unit and 118 units per kW monthly, households with bills above ₹2,000–3,000 usually break even in 3–5 years — then draw near-free power for the remaining 20-plus years of panel life.