Power plant size
The original FAQ describes decentralised renewable projects generally between 500 kW and 2 MW.
KUSUM SCHEME QUESTIONS
REAR’s existing FAQs explain the decentralised generation opportunity and the roles of farmers, developers and distribution companies.
COMPONENT-A OVERVIEW
The original FAQ describes decentralised renewable projects generally between 500 kW and 2 MW.
Barren land is preferred in the historical guidance; agricultural land may require raised structures and sufficient spacing.
The original FAQ discusses projects preferably within 5 km of a suitable substation.
The local DISCOM purchases power subject to the applicable procurement and power-purchase agreements.
FARMER OPPORTUNITIES
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SOURCE & UPDATES
PM-KUSUM 2.0 POLICY WATCH
MNRE has described plans for the next phase of PM-KUSUM, including agrivoltaics. Proposed capacities, financial support, eligibility, land-use rules, tenders and application procedures must be verified against future official notifications. This information is not an open application form or a promise of subsidy.
Explore leasing land, own solar plants and possible raised agrivoltaic structures while safeguarding agricultural use.
Check land title, substation proximity, access, PPA, project costs and state tenders before committing funds.
Distinguish existing Component-B and Component-C procedures from proposed 2.0 arrangements.
EXPLORE PM-KUSUM IN RAJASTHAN
Rajasthan Saur Krishi Ajivika Yojna, feeder-level solarisation, farmer land and developer participation under the original Component-C framework.
Explore SKAY →Farmer solar plants, solar pumps, decentralised projects and announced proposals for a future PM-KUSUM 2.0.
Explore PM-KUSUM →FARMERS · LANDOWNERS · SOLAR DEVELOPERS
Only four essential details. Email and land/project information are optional. Submitting an enquiry does not guarantee allocation, subsidy or lease income.
Staging preview: submit test information only. Existing live SKAY leads remain on the original website.