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Discom feasibility approval & registration — documents, timeline & process

R1 · Pre-development approvals · ~15 days (indicative)

The discom checks whether your roof capacity fits your sanctioned load and local network before anything is installed — one portal application.

Register with consumer number, apply, feasibility approval, then install via empanelled vendor (ALMM/DCR modules).

Solar PV (rooftop)

Statutory basis & authority

Statutory basisPM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana (Feb-2024); MNRE Simplified Procedure 2022
AuthorityDiscom via national portal (pmsuryaghar.gov.in for residential) / state discom portal
DepartmentDiscom (distribution utility)
Indicative timeline~15 days (verify with the authority)
FeesPortal free; discom charges vary ⚑

Documents required

When is this required?

Solarian expert note

Feasibility backlog and distribution-transformer capacity limits are the common delays.

Frequently asked questions

What is Discom feasibility approval & registration?

The discom checks whether your roof capacity fits your sanctioned load and local network before anything is installed — one portal application.

How long does Discom feasibility approval & registration take?

Around 15 days as an indicative planning figure. Actual timelines vary by authority workload and application quality — verify with the concerned authority.

Which authority grants Discom feasibility approval & registration?

Discom via national portal (pmsuryaghar.gov.in for residential) / state discom portal. Department: Discom (distribution utility).

What documents are required for Discom feasibility approval & registration?

Electricity bill / consumer number; ID proof; Ownership proof; Bank details (for subsidy DBT).

When is Discom feasibility approval & registration required?

Project type: Solar PV (rooftop).

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Indicative guidance from the RegNav knowledge base, expert-verified by Solarian. Not legal advice — always verify with the concerned authority.