January 4, 2019 till further revision or extension.

• Maximum system capacity to be installed by any eligible consumer shall not exceed 100% of connected load or contracted capacity.
• System capacity shall not to be less than 1 kWp and more than 2 MWp.
• System capacity to be in conformity with the connected load or contracted demand provisions permissible under UPERC (Electricity Supply Code) Regulations, 2005 and amendments thereof.

• Not more than 75% of the capacity of the distribution transformer (DT), from which power is fed to the consumer, is to be allowed.
• For augmentation of transformer or distribution network, no cost is to be paid by the consumers with system capacity up to 10 kWp; Rs.1000 per kWp needs to be paid by the consumer for system capacity beyond 10 kWp.
• In case of multiple applications, connectivity to the rooftop system shall be done on first come, first served basis.

• Interconnection shall be made as per the technical specifications and standards for connectivity specified by the Central Electricity Authority.
• The cost of evacuation system or the interconnection with the distribution system shall be borne by the eligible consumer.

• Meters shall adhere to standards and provisions specified in CEA (Installation and Operation of Meters) Regulations, 2006 and subsequent amendments thereof.
• Appropriate meters shall be procured, installed and maintained by the DISCOM at the cost of the consumer.
• The eligible consumer may procure the meter and get it tested and installed by the DISCOM.
• Installation of check meters is mandatory for systems with capacity above 50 kWp.