Heaven Green Energy installs rooftop solar for Deesa homes, highway shops, Gayatri Mandir Road clinics, market-yard potato traders and taluka farm families. We start from your UGVCL bill and claim the PM Surya Ghar subsidy where you qualify. We carry the net-metering file through UGVCL's Deesa division office at the Old Power House, Lathi Bazar.
Share one recent UGVCL bill and tell us what sits under the panels: a bazaar terrace, a society bungalow, a GIDC shed or a farmhouse. We reply with a sized proposal, expected monthly units and the subsidy sums, free.
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The short answer
A 3 kW rooftop solar system in Deesa costs about ₹1,80,000 to ₹2,25,000 installed, and 5 kW about ₹2,85,000 to ₹3,45,000, before subsidy. PM Surya Ghar then pays a household up to ₹78,000. Each kW yields 4 to 4.5 units a day here. UGVCL handles net metering through its Deesa division, and a 5 kW home system pays for itself in 4–5 years.
Last reviewed 2 October 2026 · Heaven Green Energy engineering team
Locate your normal monthly UGVCL bill in the first column and follow that row. It gives the capacity your bill can justify, the market price range before subsidy and the units a Deesa roof should produce each month. It also shows the clear roof area you need and the payback if the house uses most of its own power.
| Your monthly bill | System | Generates | Roof needed | Cost after subsidy | Payback |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Up to ₹1,800 | 2 kW A small house off Gandhi Chowk or in Juna Deesa running fans, a fridge and lights | 240–270units/month | ~200 sq ft | ₹65,000 – ₹95,000 ₹1.25 lakh–₹1.55 lakh before ₹60,000 subsidy | 3.5–4.5 years |
| ₹2,000–₹3,500 | 3 kW Best value A Krishna Nagar or Gulbani Nagar family home claiming the full ₹78,000 | 360–405units/month | ~300 sq ft | ₹1.02 lakh – ₹1.47 lakh ₹1.80 lakh–₹2.25 lakh before ₹78,000 subsidy | 3.5–4.5 years |
| ₹3,500–₹6,000 | 5 kW A highway-side bungalow running two ACs through Deesa's 40°C May afternoons | 600–675units/month | ~500 sq ft | ₹2.07 lakh – ₹2.67 lakh ₹2.85 lakh–₹3.45 lakh before ₹78,000 subsidy | 4–5 years |
| ₹6,000–₹13,000 | 10 kW A joint-family house or a farmhouse in Bhoyan, Malgadh or Juna Deesa | 1,200–1,350units/month | 700–1,000 sq ft | ₹4.42 lakh – ₹5.52 lakh ₹5.20 lakh–₹6.30 lakh before ₹78,000 subsidy | 4–5 years |
| Above ₹13,000 | 25 kW+ A clinic on Gayatri Mandir Road, a GIDC unit or a potato grading shed | 3,000–3,400units/month | Site-specific | ₹10.75 lakh – ₹13.50 lakh ₹10.75 lakh–₹13.50 lakh, no subsidy | 3–4.5 years |
These are indicative market ranges for Deesa in 2026, not a Heaven Green Energy quotation. Your price changes with the roof (old bazaar terrace, RCC bungalow slab, sheet shed or farmhouse roof) and how high the structure sits. The cable run to the meter, the hardware specified and any slab repair also move it. Subsidy figures are the central PM Surya Ghar slabs from pmsuryaghar.gov.in and apply to residential connections only. Rooftop solar systems attract 5% GST on the equipment since 22 Sep 2025. A supply-and-install contract taxes 30% of the value as installation service at 18%, so the blended rate on a typical quote is about 8.9%.
The subsidy column tops out at 3 kW, and that shapes the sensible size for most Deesa homes. PM Surya Ghar pays ₹30,000 for each of the first two kilowatts and ₹18,000 for the third. Beyond that it pays nothing. After the full claim, a 3 kW system here costs roughly ₹1,02,000 to ₹1,47,000 of your own money. Every kilowatt past 3 kW is yours to fund, so it should be there because your consumption needs it.
Deesa roofs split two ways. The older lanes around Lathi Bazar, Sadar Bazar and Risala Bazar have tight terraces, shared parapets and staircases too narrow for anything but hand-carried material. The societies that grew along the highway and Gayatri Mandir Road have open RCC slabs with room for a raised frame and a short run to the meter. Most of the spread inside each price band comes from that difference, not from the modules.
One more Deesa cost: dust. Wind off the Banas riverbed and dry potato fields coats arrays quickly between November and May. Plan a tap or a washing point near the array before installation, because carrying buckets up a bazaar staircase every three weeks is how cleaning stops happening.
We do not print a rupee saving for Deesa. The figure depends on your UGVCL tariff category, sanctioned load, fixed charges and how much generation you use in daylight rather than export. A house where the AC runs through the afternoon saves differently from one locked up until the shop closes in the evening. Bring two recent bills to the survey and we will work out the saving from your own consumption, not from an average. Prefer to work it out yourself first? Put your bill into our solar savings calculator. No phone number required.
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PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana
Maximum central subsidy for a residential rooftop system.
If your Deesa connection is residential, PM Surya Ghar pays up to ₹78,000 once the system is commissioned under net metering by a vendor registered on the national portal. The money is credited to your bank account afterwards. It is never a discount printed on the invoice.
Register at pmsuryaghar.gov.in with the UGVCL consumer number printed on your bill. Enter your name and address exactly as UGVCL holds them, because a mismatch with the billing record is the most common reason a Deesa file stalls at the start.
Apply with the capacity you want. UGVCL checks it against your sanctioned load and confirms the transformer serving your lane can take the export. Approval normally comes back within two weeks.
Only an installation by a registered vendor qualifies. We upload the module and inverter details, serial numbers and commissioning photographs against your application number, so the file moves without you visiting anyone.
UGVCL fits the bidirectional meter and the electrical inspector clears the work. Only then does the portal generate the commissioning certificate, and no payment is released before that certificate exists.
Add your bank account and a cancelled cheque on the portal. The ministry pays the subsidy directly to you. Most Gujarat claims we handle settle within 30 to 45 days of commissioning.
Potato cold storages, trading firms at the market yard, GIDC units, hospitals and cooperatives cannot claim PM Surya Ghar. Commercial and industrial owners usually claim accelerated depreciation on the system instead. Farm pump connections fall under PM-KUSUM rather than this scheme; see our <a href="/drebp-pm-kusum">PM-KUSUM page</a>.
Net metering is what lets your daytime surplus reduce your bill. Without it, the units your roof sends to the grid earn you nothing.
Deesa is supplied by Uttar Gujarat Vij Company Limited, UGVCL, the northern distribution company under GUVNL with its corporate office on Visnagar Road in Mehsana. Locally, UGVCL runs Deesa through its Palanpur Circle. The Banaskantha district administration lists the Deesa division office in the Old Power House campus on Lathi Bazar (Lati Bazar on most shop addresses), Deesa 385535. Deesa is large enough that UGVCL splits it across two divisions, Deesa-1 and Deesa-2. The sub-division printed on your bill decides which one handles your file.
No private licence applies here. Torrent Power distributes only in its own licence areas such as Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar and Surat city. The other state companies serve elsewhere: DGVCL the south, MGVCL central Gujarat, PGVCL Saurashtra and Kutch. If a Deesa quotation names any of them, it was written for another town.
The rules come from the Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission. Sanctioned rooftop capacity is limited to your connected load. Residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural consumers can all apply, and exported units are set off against imported units in each billing cycle. How any leftover credit is settled follows the GERC order in force on your commissioning date.
We file the application with your consumer number, connected load and proposed capacity, then follow the feasibility approval with the Deesa sub-division that actually holds your connection.
Filed by usAfter installation we submit the test report, single-line diagram, earthing details and the serial numbers of every module and the inverter. A complete file here keeps the meter visit from slipping.
Filed by usUGVCL staff fit and seal the bidirectional meter, and the electrical inspector clears the installation. We attend both visits so a query about protection or earthing is answered on the spot.
UGVCLWe complete the net-metering agreement. Your next UGVCL bill lists imported, exported and net units on separate lines. Check it carefully and call us if the export line is missing.
Us, then UGVCL
Deesa's business load is potatoes, from field to cold store to market yard, and most of that machinery works while the sun is up.
Deesa calls itself the potato town of Gujarat with good reason. The taluka is Banaskantha's main potato belt, and Sardarkrushinagar Dantiwada Agricultural University runs its Potato Research Station here. Cold storages line the highways out of town, Ajanta Cold Storage at Bhoyan on the Palanpur–Deesa highway among them. Harvest runs from late January to March, and stored stock is sold off from February through September. That means compressors run hardest through the hottest months, which is exactly when a rooftop array produces most.
A cold store never fully matches solar, because refrigeration runs at night too. The fit is still good: the daytime compressor load, grading and packing lines, and office cooling can absorb most of a large array's output on site. The broad roofs of storage sheds give room for capacity that a bazaar shop never has. Before we size anything, we read twelve months of your bills. A store that empties in October has a very different load from one that holds stock until the next harvest.
Elsewhere in town, the clinics and hospitals clustered around Gayatri Mandir Road on the highway run air-conditioning and imaging equipment through the day. The APMC market yard on Patan Road has traders' offices and godowns, and GIDC Deesa near the railway station holds small engineering, packaging and agro units. Commercial consumers are outside PM Surya Ghar, so read accelerated depreciation on solar for the tax route. If working capital is tight before the potato season, read zero down payment solar.
We have installed rooftop solar since 2017 and passed 10,000 installations across Gujarat. That volume is why our files clear UGVCL without your chasing, why our hardware prices hold and why a warranty claim reaches a company that is still answering its phone.
Heaven Green Energy is headquartered at Mota Varachha, Surat, and that is our only office. There is no Heaven Green branch, address or local phone number in Deesa. We serve Deesa and the wider North Gujarat region through our channel partner network and field engineering team. They carry out the surveys, supervise installation and deal with UGVCL on the ground. We would rather you knew that before signing than discovered it afterwards.
Four steps take you from a first call to a UGVCL bill that shows net units rather than the full import.
Send photos of your last two UGVCL bills. We size from units consumed, not the rupee total, and reply with a capacity and price band before any visit.
Same dayAn engineer measures shade-free area, checks the slab and parapets and plans where the inverter and cable will go. You receive a written proposal with expected units, structure details and the subsidy working.
2–4 daysFrame, modules, inverter, earthing, surge protection and the monitoring link. Each stage is photographed, because both the portal and the inspector ask for evidence.
2–4 days on siteUGVCL fits the bidirectional meter, the inspector signs off, the portal issues the commissioning certificate and the subsidy is paid to your account.
3–7 weeksDeesa has its own IMD observatory, so the numbers here are the town's, not a borrowed district average. The 1991–2020 normals give a May mean maximum of 40.7°C and a January mean minimum of 10.1°C. Rain totals about 671 mm a year, almost all of it between June and September. The record high is 49.4°C. Three things follow for a rooftop system.
Modules lose efficiency as they heat up, and on a 40°C Deesa afternoon the cell temperature runs far above the air. Raised mounting with open space beneath the modules lets air carry that heat off. Put the inverter in shade on a north or east wall, never on a sun-baked west wall where it will cut its own output by mid-afternoon.
From October to May Deesa sees almost no rain, and humidity in March averages only 23%. Fine dust from the dry Banas riverbed, the potato fields after harvest and the highway traffic settles on glass and stays there. Wash every two to three weeks in the dry season and soon after any dust storm. Soft water and a soft brush, never a scraper.
About two-thirds of the annual rain falls in July and August, spread over a handful of heavy days. Generation dips on those days and recovers fast, so the yearly loss to cloud stays small. The structural risk is the wind ahead of the monsoon in late May and June. Bolt the frame into the slab with proper anchors and size it for wind load; loose ballast blocks are not enough.
We install across Deesa town, the market and GIDC side, and the villages around it. Town addresses use 385535, Juna Deesa and its neighbours 385540, and Bhildi and the villages near it 385530. If your area is missing, call anyway; the list is what we have verified, not where we stop.
Gandhi Chowk · Lathi Bazar · Sadar Bazar · Risala Bazar · Choraiya Bazar · Sindhi Cloth Market · Fuvara Circle · Sardar Bag · Kachhi Colony · Neminath Nagar · Rajpur
Gayatri Mandir Road · Palanpur Highway · Krishna Nagar · Gulbani Nagar · Ram Nagar · College Road · High Court Road · Garden Road · Airport Road · Abhay Society · Umiya Nagar Society · Nava Deesa · Akhol · Moti Akhol
APMC Market Yard, Patan Road · GIDC Deesa · Station Road · Patan Highway · Radhanpur Highway · Dhanera Road · Bhoyan · Malgadh
Juna Deesa (Junadisa) · Dhuva · Jhabadia · Lunpur · Khardosan · Bhildi · Lorwada · Mudetha · Balodhar · Chhatrala · Khentva · Agthala · Baiwada · Bhadramali · Jherda · Kuda · Samau · Nagfana
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