Vendor directory

Solar Vendors & Suppliers in Jammu & Kashmir

Looking for a solar installer in Jammu & Kashmir? For a home or housing society claiming the central subsidy, the vendor must be registered on the national portal for your DISCOM — the step-by-step guide below shows how to find and check one. For project teams sourcing outside their home region, this page also lists the supply-chain vendors (fabricators, civil and piling, installation crews, component suppliers) that serve Jammu & Kashmir.

Find a PM Surya Ghar Registered Installer in Jammu & Kashmir

For a home or housing society that wants the central subsidy, the installer has to be a registered vendor on the national portal — check the registration there rather than trusting a brochure or a list someone sends you. Here is the path in Jammu & Kashmir:

  1. Register on the national portal — pmsuryaghar.gov.in. Select Jammu & Kashmir and your DISCOM (KPDCL, JPDCL), then register with your consumer number and mobile number.
  2. Apply and wait for feasibility approval from your DISCOM, which checks that your connection and the local network can take the system.
  3. Choose from the portal’s registered vendors for your DISCOM, and get at least two written quotes in rupees per watt — see how to read a solar quotation.
  4. Verify before you pay: the vendor’s registration on the portal, the exact module model on the ALMM list with DCR cells, the inverter make and model, the five-year maintenance commitment in writing, and the invoice. The solar scams handbook lists the traps.
  5. Ask the nodal agency about state schemes — Jammu & Kashmir Energy Development Agency (JAKEDA) (official site).

DISCOMs: KPDCL, JPDCL

State top-up: none documented as of February 2026

Expected generation: about 119 units per kW per month (5 peak sun hours a day)

3 kW home, subsidy: ₹78,000 (central only; no verified state top-up)

Full details and sources: solar subsidy in Jammu & Kashmir · nodal agency for every state.

How to read this list. Most listings were compiled from public and industry sources and have not been checked with the company. “Confirmed” means the company replied from an official address and confirmed the states it serves; “Verified” means that, plus an active GST registration matching its name. Listing is not an endorsement — HUM does not rank or recommend vendors, and no vendor pays to appear. Always check references, certificates and recent work before awarding a contract. Contact details are on the main directory, revealed on request. Companies can ask for a correction or removal at any time — see our privacy policy.

Supply-Chain Vendors Listed for Jammu & Kashmir (0)

No supply-chain vendor names Jammu & Kashmir in the directory yet (3 listed vendors serve all of India). Fabricators, transporters, execution crews and suppliers can ask for a free listing. Browse the full directory or request a listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find the list of PM Surya Ghar registered solar vendors in Jammu & Kashmir?

On the national portal, pmsuryaghar.gov.in: register with your Jammu & Kashmir electricity consumer number, choose your DISCOM (KPDCL and JPDCL), apply, and after feasibility approval pick an installer from the portal’s registered list. Subsidy claims are valid only through a registered vendor, so check the registration on the portal rather than relying on a brochure.

Which DISCOM handles rooftop solar applications in Jammu & Kashmir?

KPDCL and JPDCL. Your DISCOM approves feasibility, installs the net meter, inspects the plant and issues the commissioning certificate; the DISCOM that serves your connection is the one to choose on the portal.

Who is the state nodal agency for solar in Jammu & Kashmir?

Jammu & Kashmir Energy Development Agency (JAKEDA). It runs state renewable-energy programmes and is the place to ask about state top-ups and state-specific rules; the central subsidy itself is applied for on the national portal.

How much subsidy can I get in Jammu & Kashmir?

The central PM Surya Ghar subsidy is up to ₹78,000 for a home system of 3 kW or more (₹30,000 per kW for the first 2 kW plus ₹18,000 for the third kW). As of our last check, Jammu & Kashmir has no documented state top-up in HUM’s verified list, so treat the central subsidy as the sure part and confirm locally.

How many solar supply-chain vendors does HUM list for Jammu & Kashmir?

HUM does not yet list a supply-chain vendor that names Jammu & Kashmir; 3 listed vendors serve all of India. Companies can ask to be listed free of charge, and listing is not an endorsement.

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