2026 has arrived. If you are also thinking of installing solar in 2026, whether for business or in industry, then make a special note of June 1, 2026. Many rules are changing on industrial solar. According to the new rules of the Government of India, all the devices connected to the grid are going to be changed. Many customers get cheated when they plan to install solar because the company doesn’t deliver as promised. Many solar companies show high-quality panels and sell very low-quality and cheap panels. In one way, industrial solar needs more kilowatts. This year, if your panels are not made in India, you may lose lakhs of subsidy for your business. This is something to keep in mind. It is also possible that the DISCOM may not give permission at all. Today we will discuss this serious topic in detail:
Till now, the Government of India was implementing ALMM List-1 only for solar modules. But from June 1, 2026, ALMM List-II is becoming mandatory.
Generally, there is a belief in the minds of people that if we invest in industrial solar, the costs will increase. That is why when people are installing solar in industries, they choose non-DCR panels. This panel will not be considered valid in the future, so you should be careful while choosing a channel/brand.
If you do not follow this government rule, there is a possibility of disruption not only to power but also to the grid.
While manufacturing panels, our main goal is to ensure that our customers get long-term financial benefits. Therefore, we manufacture panels in such a way that they comply with government regulations. Most solar manufacturing companies today, in the bid to attract more customers, use even low-quality cells and panel materials. You should be warned. Why should you choose Solitech before installing solar in your home or industry?
While creating the channel/system, we take special care that Indian material is used with our panel and especially in the panel sales. This is the first step towards a self-reliant India. While manufacturing panels, we follow all government regulations to ensure our customers benefit and reduce risk going forward.
If you are currently ordering or purchasing solar from us, we are taking special care to ensure that your solar system complies with this rule so that you do not face any problems going forward.
We provide you with all the DCR certificates and ALMM paperwork you need so that there is no impact on your subsidy.
Yes, if you want to avail subsidy under PM Surya Ghar Yojana, DCR panels are mandatory.
If your project is commissioned before June 1, 2026, you can get the benefit of the old rules. But the advice is to choose DCR panels with a future in mind.
There may be a slight difference in price due to Indian cells, but it is much less than the subsidy amount.
Solitech’s Soli-Astra and Soli-Fusion series have special DCR variants available that meet all 2026 criteria.
The June 2026 deadline is not something to fear, but a warning to be cautious. If you choose the right technology and the right manufacturer, your solar project will pay off for decades.
Is your solar project ready for the new regulations of June 2026? Contact the experts at Solitech Solar today to get a compliance audit of your current plan.
The simple answer to this question is yes. We all know what the climate is like in India. So, it is also necessary to have that type of solar panel on your roof.
India has always been an agricultural country. Agriculture is a major part of India’s development, so how great it would be if solar power were connected to this agriculture! In earlier times, farmers used to grow crops in only two out of three seasons, but today, due to increasing technology, it has become possible to grow crops in all three seasons. In the modern era, Solitech Solar has brought a technology that is installed directly on the crop, not on the farmer’s roof or farm fence. Have you seen a blockbuster scene of your favorite movie hero? Just imagine if there are crops floating on the ground and solar panels just above it, the energy is doubled.
Imagine a clear afternoon in April. Your rooftop solar system is running at full capacity, the inverter looks healthy, and then – gradually – the sky begins to dim. Not clouds. Not dust. A solar eclipse is passing through, and within minutes your generation drops sharply.
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