Delhi regulator waives feasibility checks for domestic rooftop solar up to 10kW

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Delhi's electricity regulator has amended net metering guidelines to make rooftop solar installation easier, waiving technical feasibility checks for domestic systems up to 10kW.
The revised rules, effective July 16 and applicable to pending applications, reduce the approval process from three stages to two and move it entirely online.
Officials say feasibility studies for small residential systems added time and paperwork without significant safety benefits, while larger systems face time-bound deadlines of 25 days for connectivity.
The changes aim to speed up adoption of rooftop solar under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana.

How quickly discoms clear the backlog of pending applications under the new rules
Whether faster approvals lead to a rise in domestic rooftop solar installations in Delhi
Compliance with the 25-day connectivity deadline for systems above 10kW

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