Solar panel installation in Khambhalia.

Heaven Green Energy is an authorised channel partner of Adani for solar modules and a PM Surya Ghar empanelled vendor. For a Khambhalia home, shop or farmhouse we read your PGVCL bill and design for a dusty, dry Devbhumi Dwarka roof. We file net metering with Paschim Gujarat Vij and chase the ₹78,000 central subsidy to your account.

Authorised channel partner of AdaniPGVCL paperwork filed by usUp to ₹78,000 subsidy, homes onlyFree roof survey, nothing paid upfront

Ask for a Khambhalia solar estimate

Share your latest PGVCL bill and pin code, 361305 for the town. An engineer phones back with a size, an indicative cost after subsidy and a payback range, normally within 2 working hours.

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Electricity licensee
PGVCL (Paschim Gujarat Vij)
Division office on Porbandar Road, Khambhalia
Framework set by
GERC
Gujarat's rooftop solar and net-metering rules
Sun available
About 5.5 peak sun hours
Dry Gulf of Kutch hinterland
Daily output
4 to 4.5 units per kW
Averaged over a full year
PM Surya Ghar
Up to ₹78,000
Residential connections, 3 kW or more
Home payback
3.5 to 5 years
On-grid system, no battery

The short answer

A 3 kW rooftop system in Khambhalia costs roughly ₹1.80 lakh to ₹2.25 lakh before subsidy. That falls to ₹1.02 lakh to ₹1.47 lakh once the ₹78,000 PM Surya Ghar subsidy is credited. Every installed kW yields 4 to 4.5 units a day here. Net metering goes through Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Limited (PGVCL), whose Khambhalia division sits on Porbandar Road. Home systems usually pay back in three and a half to five years.

Last reviewed 2 October 2026 · Heaven Green Energy engineering team

Price, size and savings

Find your bill. Read across.

Start with the units on your PGVCL bill, not the rupee total. Match your monthly bill to a row, then read across for system size, monthly generation, the roof space you need and the subsidy that applies. Every figure is a 2026 market range for Khambhalia and the surrounding Devbhumi Dwarka villages.

Indicative Khambhalia market ranges, 2026
Your monthly bill System Generates Roof needed Cost after subsidy Payback
Up to ₹1,800 2 kW A small house inside the old gates near Navapara running fans, a fridge and a cooler 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 typical Shakti Nagar or Ramnath Society family home, and the size that collects 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 Bungalows towards Porbandar Road with two air conditioners and a borewell motor on the same meter 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 Private clinics, highway hotels serving Dwarka traffic, and large joint-family houses 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+ Groundnut and cottonseed oil mills, ghee traders' premises and refinery contractor yards 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 Khambhalia market ranges for 2026. They cover Tier-1 modules, a branded inverter, a galvanised mounting structure, protection gear and installation, and they are not a Heaven Green quotation. Subsidy figures are the central PM Surya Ghar amounts published on pmsuryaghar.gov.in. Generation assumes a shadow-free roof facing roughly south.

Units decide the size. Your PGVCL bill prints units consumed and sanctioned load. Both matter more than the amount payable, which swings with slab and fuel surcharge. If a house draws heavily in May and June for coolers and ACs, size it on its annual units. Net metering sets summer surplus against winter use over the cycle the regulator allows.

Above 3 kW, the subsidy stops growing. The scheme pays ₹30,000 a kW for the first two kilowatts and ₹18,000 for the third. Nothing extra comes after that. On a 3 kW system the subsidy covers about a third of the price; on 10 kW it covers far less. If your bill sits on the line between two sizes, the smaller one gives a better return per rupee.

Read the Bill of Materials, not the headline. Two Khambhalia quotes with the same total can hide very different steel, cable and earthing. Ask for make, model and quantity for every component, plus the zinc coating on the structure. Roofs in Salaya, Vadinar and the coast villages need heavier corrosion protection than roofs in town, and the price difference shows up there.

Why there is no rupee saving in that table

The table leaves out a rupee saving figure on purpose. What a solar unit is worth to you depends on the slab you pay. That differs between a residential meter in Navapara, a shop on Porbandar Road and a commercial connection at an oil mill. Bring a recent PGVCL bill to the survey and we will calculate your saving from your own tariff, with you watching, rather than quote a district average. Prefer to work it out yourself first? Put your bill into our solar savings calculator. No phone number required.

This is what we actually build.

Heaven Green Energy installations across India. Not stock photography, and not renders. Your Khambhalia system is built to the same specification.

Rooftop solar array photographed against a city skyline at sunset
Residential rooftop
Long row of solar modules on a commercial building rooftop photographed at sunrise
Commercial rooftop
Elevated solar canopy structure mounted above a terrace, leaving the floor below usable
Elevated structure
Wall of dozens of string inverters mounted in neat rows at a large solar installation
Electricals

PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana

₹78,000

Maximum central subsidy for a residential rooftop system.

  • ₹30,000 per kW for the first 2 kW
  • ₹18,000 for the 3rd kW
  • Nothing paid above 3 kW
  • Credited directly to your bank account
  • We file the entire claim for you
How the subsidy works

Five steps, and we run four of them.

Khambhalia homeowners get the same PM Surya Ghar money as anyone in India, up to ₹78,000, and no extra Gujarat top-up. What is local is the paperwork: your file runs through PGVCL in Devbhumi Dwarka, and a mismatch between the portal and the bill is what slows most applications.

1

Register with your PGVCL consumer number

Sign up at pmsuryaghar.gov.in with the consumer number exactly as PGVCL prints it, plus your mobile, Aadhaar and address. Older Khambhalia connections often still sit in a parent's or grandparent's name. If so, transfer the name first, because the subsidy goes only to the registered consumer.

2

Feasibility from PGVCL, then pick a vendor

PGVCL checks your sanctioned load and the local transformer, then marks the application feasible. You then select an empanelled vendor on the portal. Heaven Green Energy is on that list, so your file links to us directly.

3

No installation before approval

Panels that go up before feasibility clears can disqualify the whole claim. After approval we deliver Adani modules with serial numbers recorded, then hand over the Bill of Materials and warranty papers on the day of commissioning.

4

Inspection and the new meter

A PGVCL engineer inspects the system and a bidirectional meter replaces the old one. That step generates the commissioning certificate on the portal. Our engineer is present for the inspection so any query is settled on site.

5

Subsidy paid straight to your bank

We submit the claim once the certificate appears. The central government credits the amount directly to the bank account you registered. It never routes through an installer, so be wary of anyone in Khambhalia offering to receive it for you.

If you are a business, this section does not apply

PM Surya Ghar covers residential connections only. An oil mill, a ghee trader's shop, a hotel or a clinic on a commercial tariff cannot claim it. Those businesses usually do better through accelerated depreciation on the solar asset. Farm pumps fall under PM-KUSUM, a separate scheme with its own application route.

PGVCL (Paschim Gujarat Vij)

Net metering: who you actually file with.

Every Khambhalia rooftop connection, in town or in the taluka villages, is net-metered by PGVCL. The rules come from the state regulator, GERC. Here is how the two fit together for your connection.

Khambhalia is supplied by Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Limited (PGVCL), the GUVNL company that distributes electricity across Saurashtra and Kutch from its corporate office in Rajkot. The Devbhumi Dwarka district administration lists a PGVCL Division Office at New Milan Char Rasta, Porbandar Road, Khambhalia. It also lists PGVCL sub-division offices at Bhatia, Bhanvad, Dwarka, Kalyanpur and Okha. The sub-division that handles your own connection is printed on your bill, and that is where the rooftop application is processed.

There is no Torrent Power licence area in Khambhalia, and the Vadinar refinery's private arrangements have nothing to do with a household meter in town. MGVCL, DGVCL and UGVCL operate in other parts of Gujarat. A quote that names any of them for a 3613xx address has the wrong licensee.

The commercial terms are written by the Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission (GERC). Its rooftop solar framework caps the system against your sanctioned load. Exported units are adjusted against imported units on the bill instead of being paid out as cash. Check your sanctioned load before you settle on a size. If it is lower than the array you want, apply for a load increase first.

1

Application lodged

Consumer details, sanctioned load, system rating, a single-line diagram and roof layout go to the PGVCL sub-division named on your bill, with the registration fee.

Filed by us
2

Feeder and transformer check

PGVCL checks the distribution transformer and feeder serving your street or village against the proposed rating, then issues feasibility so work can begin.

PGVCL
3

Build and test

We mount, wire, earth and test the system, then upload the test report and completion papers so the inspection can be booked without a second visit.

Filed by us
4

Inspection and bidirectional meter

Our engineer joins the PGVCL inspection. The bidirectional meter goes in, and exported units begin showing as credit from the next billing cycle.

Us, then PGVCL
Solar panels installed flush on a corrugated metal factory roof with industrial buildings behind
Not a home?

Solar for Khambhalia's businesses.

Khambhalia's business load is daytime load: oil mills, trading shops, hospitals and highway hotels. That is the profile rooftop solar matches best, because the units are consumed as they are generated.

The town has long traded in ghee, cottonseed and groundnut, and oil mills sit around it. Expellers and filter presses draw power through the working day, which is when a shed-roof array produces. Khambhalia is also the district headquarters, so it carries a cluster of private hospitals and nursing homes plus the district hospital at the bypass near Salaya Chokdi. All of them carry air-conditioning and equipment loads that never switch off.

The wider taluka is shaped by energy industry. Nayara Energy's refinery at Vadinar sits on the taluka's coast, and Reliance's Jamnagar complex is a short drive east. Salaya has an Essar power station alongside its dhow yards and trawler fleet. That brings contractors, workshops, transport yards and rented staff housing into Khambhalia, and each of those is a potential solar roof with a commercial tariff.

Businesses cannot claim PM Surya Ghar. They can claim accelerated depreciation on the solar asset, which suits a profitable mill or practice. They can pair it with a zero down payment structure so the instalment sits below the bill it replaces.

  • Mill and warehouse sheds need a structural and wind-load check before a rating is promised.
  • The array is capped against sanctioned load, so a load enhancement may come first.
  • Roofs near expellers and unpaved yards need a cleaning schedule written into the AMC.
Why us

Why Khambhalia households work with Heaven Green Energy

We have installed since 2017 and passed 10,000 installations in Gujarat. Here is what that means for a Khambhalia customer in practical terms.

PGVCL filing handled for youPortal registration, the sub-division application, feasibility, test report, inspection and meter change all stay with our team. You do not have to queue at the Porbandar Road office yourself.
Adani modules and Qbits invertersWe are an authorised channel partner of Adani and fit only Adani panels. Inverters are Qbits, the group's own brand. Both carry traceable serial numbers, so warranty claims have a clear owner.
A Bill of Materials you can checkEvery component is listed by make, model and quantity, including the structure's coating and the cable gauge. That one sheet lets you compare a Khambhalia quote line by line.
Survey first, payment laterAn engineer visits, measures the shadow-free area, checks the slab or shed and reads your bill before any figure is quoted. Nothing is payable to begin.

Where we are based

Heaven Green Energy is headquartered at Mota Varachha, Surat, and that is our only office. We serve Khambhalia and the wider Saurashtra region through our channel partner network and field engineering team. They carry out the surveys, supervise installation and handle PGVCL coordination on the ground. We do not have a branch, address or local phone number in Khambhalia or anywhere in Devbhumi Dwarka district, and we say so before you sign.

How we work

From first call to a spinning net meter.

A typical Khambhalia job runs in four stages from the first call to the first export credit. The durations are typical, not guaranteed, because the sub-division queue sets the pace.

01

Bill review on the phone

We take units, tariff category and sanctioned load from your PGVCL bill and give an indicative size and price band before anyone visits.

Same day
02

Roof survey

Our engineer checks shadow-free area, parapets and water tanks, the slab or shed condition, cable routing and a cool spot for the inverter.

1–3 days
03

Approval stage

PM Surya Ghar registration, the PGVCL application and feasibility. We follow up with the sub-division and update you on where the file sits.

2–5 weeks
04

Installation and commissioning

Structure, modules, inverter, earthing and surge protection go in, followed by the PGVCL inspection and the bidirectional meter. Generation starts that week.

2–4 days on site

How Khambhalia's climate shapes your system

Khambhalia gets strong sun, long dry spells and wind off the Gulf of Kutch. The sun is the reason solar pays here. The dust, the heat and the erratic rain are the reasons a cheap installation underperforms. Three conditions set the design.

A failed 2026 monsoon means a longer dust season

Gujarat's taluka figures, as reported in late September 2026, put Khambhalia at 152 mm of rain against a 954 mm average, a deficit of about 84%. Panels did not get their usual monsoon rinse, and the dry months ahead will add more dust. Water for cleaning is scarce in a year like this, so we plan soft dry brushing with a limited wet wash rather than daily hosing.

Heat on flat RCC slabs

Khambhalia roofs are mostly flat concrete, and April and May afternoons heat them hard. Module output drops as cell temperature rises. We raise the structure enough for air to flow underneath. We put the inverter in a shaded, ventilated spot instead of on a west-facing wall where it would derate every afternoon.

Gulf wind and salt nearer the coast

The town sits on open ground between the Ghee and Teli rivers, a short distance inland from the Gulf of Kutch. Wind loads on a raised array are real, so anchoring and structure design come first. In Salaya, Vadinar and the coastal villages, salt-laden air adds corrosion risk, which calls for heavier galvanising, stainless fasteners and sealed cable glands.

Service area

Areas of Khambhalia we install in.

We cover Khambhalia town, the old walled core, the newer societies, and the villages of Khambhalia taluka, out to Salaya and Vadinar on the coast. Pin codes and village names follow India Post. If yours is not here, send the pin code and we will confirm coverage the same day.

Old walled town and Navapara Pin 361305

Navapara · Nagar Gate · Jodhpur Gate · Dwarka Gate · Salaya Gate · Por Gate

Shakti Nagar, Ramnath and the bypass side Pin 361305

Shakti Nagar · Ramnath Society · Ramnath Mahadev temple side · Porbandar Road · New Milan Char Rasta · Salaya Chokdi bypass · Railway station area

Villages on the Khambhalia (361305) round Pin 361305

Asota Mota · Bajana · Beraja · Bhatel · Danta · Dantrana · Habardi · Haripar · Juvangadh · Kakabhai Sihan · Meghpar Titodi · Movan · Sinhan Aher · Sonardi · Vadalia Sinhan · Vadatra · Viramdad

Bhadthar, Salaya and the Vadinar coast Pin 361306 / 361310 / 361010

Bhadthar · Bhandaria · Bhankhokhri · Bhinda · Chhapar · Chur · Dhaturia · Kanakpar · Kolva · Lalparda · Moti Khokhari · Vinzalpar · Salaya · Beh · Goinj · Samor · Vachalabara · Vadinar · Bharana · Kajurada · Motamandha

Customers

Real customers, real cities.

These are real Heaven Green customers, shown with the city where each system was installed. We do not relabel a review to match the page you are reading, so you see Rajkot, Junagadh and Anand here rather than Khambhalia.

★★★★★
Compared 5 vendors, Heaven Green's quote was the most transparent. No hidden fees. Adani panels installed on schedule, structure is solid.
Kiran Trivedi
Residential · Rajkot · 4 kW
★★★★★
10 kW on our farmhouse with battery backup. No more relying on the unreliable rural grid. Their AMC visits are on schedule, panels stay clean.
Hardik Solanki
Residential · Junagadh · 10 kW
★★★★★
80 kW on our hospital rooftop. Diesel backup running time cut by 60%. Heaven Green's structural design cleared all wind-load checks first time.
Nilesh Bhatt
Commercial · Anand · 80 kW
Before you sign

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Questions

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Cost & subsidy

What is the solar panel price in Khambhalia for a 3 kW system?
About ₹1.80 lakh to ₹2.25 lakh before subsidy, and ₹1.02 lakh to ₹1.47 lakh after the ₹78,000 PM Surya Ghar credit. A 5 kW system runs about ₹2.85 lakh to ₹3.45 lakh before subsidy. These are indicative 2026 market ranges, not a Heaven Green quotation.
How much Khambhalia solar subsidy will I receive?
Up to ₹78,000 for a residential connection: ₹30,000 for each of the first two kW and ₹18,000 for the third, nothing beyond. It is a central scheme, so the amount is the same in Khambhalia as in Jamnagar or Surat. Gujarat adds no separate top-up.
I rent a house in Khambhalia while working at the Vadinar refinery. Can I claim the subsidy?
Only the registered consumer on the PGVCL connection can claim, and the money goes to that person's bank account. In practice the landlord has to apply. Tenants on refinery or contractor postings usually discuss it with the owner, since the system stays with the house.
Can an oil mill or ghee trader in Khambhalia get a solar subsidy?
Not under PM Surya Ghar, which is residential only. A business on a commercial or industrial tariff claims accelerated depreciation on the solar asset instead, which often suits a profitable mill better. Zero down payment financing is also available to keep the instalment below the current bill.

Net metering & DISCOM

Which DISCOM handles net metering in Khambhalia?
Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Limited, PGVCL, the GUVNL company for Saurashtra and Kutch. The district administration lists its Khambhalia division office at New Milan Char Rasta on Porbandar Road. Your application goes to the sub-division printed on your bill. Torrent Power does not operate here.
How does PGVCL net metering work for a Khambhalia rooftop?
PGVCL fits a bidirectional meter that records units imported and exported. Exported units are adjusted against imports on your bill under the GERC framework, so you pay for net consumption. Credits are set against usage rather than paid out as cash.
What size system will PGVCL approve on my connection?
The array is capped against the sanctioned load printed on your bill. Older houses in the walled town often carry a low sanctioned load from years ago, so a load increase may be needed before a 3 kW or 5 kW application. We check it before quoting.
How long does PGVCL approval take in Khambhalia?
Usually two to five weeks from application to feasibility, then inspection and the meter change after installation. The sub-division's workload sets the pace. We file the papers, follow up and tell you where the file stands instead of leaving you to chase it.

Sizing & performance

How much electricity does rooftop solar generate in Khambhalia?
About 4 to 4.5 units per kW a day, on roughly 5.5 peak sun hours. A 3 kW system gives 360 to 405 units a month and a 5 kW system 600 to 675 units. That assumes the roof is shadow-free and the panels are kept clean.
What size do I need for my Khambhalia electricity bill?
As a guide, 2 kW suits bills up to ₹1,800 a month and 3 kW suits ₹2,000 to ₹3,500. A 5 kW system suits ₹3,500 to ₹6,000, and 10 kW suits ₹6,000 to ₹13,000. Above ₹13,000 you are looking at 25 kW or more. Units on the bill decide the final size.
Does the dry 2026 monsoon affect solar output in Khambhalia?
Indirectly. The taluka got about 152 mm against a 954 mm average, so dust stayed on panels that a normal monsoon would have rinsed. Clear skies help generation, but soiling cuts it. A regular dry-brush schedule protects output without using scarce water.
How much roof area do I need on a Khambhalia house?
About 200 sq ft for 2 kW, 300 sq ft for 3 kW, 500 sq ft for 5 kW and 700 to 1,000 sq ft for 10 kW, all shadow-free. Inside the old gates, neighbouring walls and overhead tanks often cut the usable area, so measure carefully.

Installation & service

Can you install solar on a farmhouse near Khambhalia?
Yes, if the farmhouse has a residential connection: it is treated like any rooftop and can claim PM Surya Ghar. Agricultural pump connections are separate and fall under PM-KUSUM. See our <a href="/drebp-pm-kusum">PM-KUSUM page</a> and the <a href="/blog/kusum-gujarat-geda-guide">Gujarat GEDA guide</a> for pumps.
How long does installation take in Khambhalia?
Two to four days on the roof once approval is through. From the first call to generation usually takes four to eight weeks, and most of that is PGVCL paperwork. Village sites take the same time on the roof, with an extra day for material delivery.
Will the panels rust in Salaya or Vadinar?
They can if the structure is cheap. Salt air near the Gulf of Kutch attacks thin galvanising and mild-steel bolts. We specify heavier zinc coating, stainless fasteners and sealed cable glands on coastal roofs, and list each item on the Bill of Materials.

About Heaven Green

Does Heaven Green Energy have an office in Khambhalia?
No. Our only office is at Mota Varachha in Surat. Khambhalia and the rest of Devbhumi Dwarka district are served through our channel partner network and field engineering team, who run surveys, supervise installations and deal with PGVCL. We state this before you sign.
Why choose Heaven Green over a solar company in Khambhalia?
Installing since 2017, more than 10,000 installations, an authorised channel partner of Adani for modules, Qbits inverters from our own group, and a written Bill of Materials on every job. We file the PGVCL and PM Surya Ghar papers ourselves. Compare any local quote against that list.
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