Accelerating PM Surya Ghar
Rooftop deployment, consumer awareness, DISCOM coordination and on-ground bottlenecks.
Explore20 December 2025 · Hotel Clarks Amer, Jaipur, Rajasthan · Completed edition.
Participation figures are attributed to REAR leadership's published post-event report. View source
Suryasthan 2025 brought together participants from the rooftop solar value chain for discussions focused on the implementation of PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, consumer awareness, finance, vendor practices and next-generation technology.
Reported highlights included a CSTEP demonstration of the Rooftop Solar Estimation tool, an MNRE address on rooftop implementation bottlenecks, bank-financing discussions, and REAR's knowledge session on VNM, GNM, Open Access and energy storage.
REAR's post-event account records six requests to national and state authorities. Those requests are documented in the impact section; the source does not establish that they were subsequently implemented.
Confirmed subject areas from the post-event account; exact session times were not independently recovered.
Rooftop deployment, consumer awareness, DISCOM coordination and on-ground bottlenecks.
ExploreCSTEP presented its RTSE tool for system estimation, planning and design.
ExploreLoan processing, standardised documentation and better coordination among banks and EPCs.
ExploreExploring Virtual and Group Net Metering, Green Energy Open Access and the role of BESS.
ExploreRead the requests as originally reported, along with their intended authorities and explicitly unverified implementation status.
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See the REAR video published on 21 December 2025.
Watch REAR recapREAR’s Suryasthan 2025 presentation documented the policies, technologies and implementation challenges shaping Rajasthan’s solar transition.
The presentation reported more than 1,00,000 residential rooftop solar installations by December 2025, compared with approximately 25,000 before PM Surya Ghar.
Industry discussion highlighted DISCOM processes, meter conversion, Virtual and Group Net Metering, and the need for clear operating procedures.
The briefing explored hybrid inverters, battery systems and the regulatory framework for future grid flexibility.
Participants reviewed open-access eligibility, approvals, charges and new opportunities beyond residential rooftop solar.
Historical presentation dated 20 December 2025. Industry statistics and descriptions are presentation claims, not independently verified current rules.
Acknowledging organisations credited in the official Suryasthan 2025 event presentation. Every tier shown below belongs to the completed 20 December 2025 edition.
Source: the event sponsor/partner slide in the 20 December 2025 Suryasthan presentation. These are historical acknowledgements only. Government/utility logos and association acknowledgements on that slide are deliberately not displayed as commercial sponsorship or evidence of future endorsement.
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