Founded in 2018, Sahyogya Green Energy Pvt. Ltd. began its journey in solar asset management with a modest 200 MW portfolio from the CleanMax Group and a small but passionate team of three professionals. Headquartered in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, we have steadily expanded our operations and now provide solar asset management services across 10 states in India, powered entirely by our fully in-house team.
Over the years, our unwavering commitment to excellence has earned us notable recognition in the industry. We are proud recipients of the "Excellent Asset Management Award" and the "Excellence in Safety Award" at the national level from CleanMax Group, underlining our dedication to operational performance and stringent safety practices. of 2025, Sahyogya Green Energy proudly manages a growing portfolio of over 200 MW of solar assets. Our dynamic team of 100+ skilled professionals includes a highly qualified technical workforce, a responsive in-house monitoring unit, a dedicated business development team, and experienced EPC and installation specialists.
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We believe that proactive maintenance, safety compliance, and foresight-driven operations are the foundations of successful asset management.
Our steady growth is a reflection of our dedication to delivering reliable, efficient, and performance-focused solar energy solutions. We uphold the highest safety protocols and operational standards, ensuring risk-free, sustainable, and optimized performance across all our projects.
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We bring together on-ground operational excellence with advanced monitoring technologies and data-driven insights, delivering robust and sustainable asset performance across our portfolio.
Sahyogya Energy designs and installs solar panel systems for homes, housing societies and businesses.
With a relentless commitment to innovation and excellence, we're driving the Har Ghar Solar mission forward, one rooftop at a time.
Founded in 2018, Sahyogya Green Energy Pvt. Ltd. began its journey in solar asset management with a modest 2 MW portfolio from the CleanMax Group and a small but passionate team of three professionals. Headquartered in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, we have steadily expanded our operations and now provide solar asset management services across 10 states in India, powered entirely by our fully in-house team.
A solar rooftop system is a combination of many components that convert sunlight into usable electricity.
The components of a rooftop solar include the following -
A solar rooftop system works on the concept of conversion of sunlight into electricity. The phenomenon is known as the photovoltaic effect.
When sunlight falls on the PV cells in a solar panel, the sunlight is converted into electricity. The generated power is DC current. An AC combiner box is used to convert that DC power into usable AC power.
The generated AC electricity is fed into a bidirectional meter that supplies power to the house. It also exports excess power to the DISCOM (grid) and imports power from the grid if electricity generated by the rooftop solar system is not enough to cover the daily requirement.
Under the DBT scheme, the subsidy application process has become much easier. Here's a step-by-step breakdown:
By following these steps, you can smoothly complete the process and enjoy the benefits of solar energy.
If you are planning to install solar for home or housing societies, the solar panel for home price list we’ve curated will greatly help you. Here's the reference about the range of solar panels for home cost without a subsidy in India:
If you want to save money from the sun, Solar is the best investment for you. Solar allows you to save on your monthly electric bills plus it also allows you to save the planet by going green. Solar energy is a true form of renewable clean energy which leads to zero pollution (air, noise, land) and emits no greenhouse gases mitigating climate change.
Yes. The electricity produced by a solar power system is no different than the electricity you get from your electricity distribution company. The only difference is the source. Moreover, it is among the safest source of electricity consumption because it is neither hazardous nor does it release any toxic or harmful gases during production.
All you need to qualify for a solar system is - empty space on your roof and access to your rooftop. Just fill the project enquiry form on our website and our team will contact you to discuss your requirement. Once the project is finalised, we will take care of your entire plant design, installation and maintenance.
There are 3 types of Solar systems depending on whether the plant is linked to the power grid or battery systems for storage.
Yes, Solar panels do produce electricity in cloudy or rainy weather albeit with reduced efficiency. This fall in production is considered in the unit generation estimates provided for every project.
No, rooftop solar PV does not function or generate electricity during a blackout due to safety reasons. Since blackouts occur when the electricity grid is damaged. If a solar inverter was still feeding electricity into a damaged grid it would risk the safety of the people repairing the fault in the network. Sahyogya Energy Energy provides the option of using a Li-ion storage battery with Solar power plants for areas which suffer from frequent power failures. This battery unit can store the excess electricity produced during the day and acts as a backup for any electricity requirement during night or in the event of a power failure.
The production level of a solar plant depends on multiple factors like radiation levels, amount of sunlight received, plant design and quality of components. On an average, 1 kW solar plant produces 4 units of electricity per day.
Solar Power plants are used to power all types of heavy machinery in industrial plants as well as household electrical and electronic appliances. Since the electricity produced from the plant is fed in sync with your grid/diesel generator, there are no voltage fluctuations irrespective of the number of appliances you use.
The size of your Solar plant depends on the following factors
Once you enlist your interest in a solar project, Sahyogya Energy conducts a scientific mapping of the appropriate project size for you.
Net Metering is a system that gives solar energy owners credits for the power that they add to the grid. When solar panels produce excess power, that power is sent to the grid. And this power can be ‘taken back’ when the solar plants are not functioning – example, during the night. When a unit of solar energy that has been ‘net metered’, the bi-directional electricity meter will run backwards. Customers are billed only for the ‘net’ energy use.
It is a good practice to clean the solar panels 1-2 times a month. It is safer to clean the panels early in the morning or at night when no incident sun rays are present and the power plant is not producing any electricity. You can simply use a clean wet cloth, soft nylon brush or sponge to wipe the surface but ensure the panels are clear of any moisture. Don’t use metal brushes or detergents as these may streak the glass of the panel.
Solar power plants can be installed on almost any type of roofs irrespective of their shape or material type. In cases where the construction material is brittle (Asbestos) or the roof integrity is compromised, Sahyogya Energy Energy provides roof replacement solutions as part of the solar rooftop project.
The cost of a solar plant depends on its size, configuration and degree of supporting structures required. We provide you multiple options to choose from, designed specifically to meet your requirements.
Rooftop solar projects are among the most lucrative investments for industrial, commercial and residential projects. The breakeven is achieved in 2-4 years itself, while you enjoy savings for the project life of 25 years.
There are no subsidies available for commercial entities. For residential rooftop solar projects, subsidies are released by the government within 30 days. Whenever a subsidy is applicable, Sahyogya Energy assists you throughout the entire process—from application to disbursement—ensuring you receive the subsidy amount. The various slabs of subsidy are -
| Segment | Solar Project size | Subsidy |
|---|---|---|
| Individual house | 1kW | ₹30,000/- |
| Individual house | 2kW | ₹60,000/- |
| Individual house | Above 3kW | ₹78,000/- |
| Group Housing Societies/Residential Welfare Associations | Rs 18,000/kw |
At present, the Uttar Pradesh state government provides an additional solar subsidy of ₹15,000 per kw (max ₹30,000) when you install a rooftop solar system, bringing the total maximum subsidy amount to ₹1,08,000.
Sahyogya Energy Energy provides the subsidy upfront as a direct discount to the consumers to ensure a hassle free experience.
In a Capex model, the entire investment comes from the power consumer. The consumer hires a solar EPC company who provides turnkey installation of the entire solar power system and hands over assets to consumers. EPC also does annual operation and maintenance (O&M) of plant. In the OPEX model, an investor or project developer (sometimes called Renewable Energy Service Company –RESCO) invests the CAPEX and the consumer pays for the energy consumed. Both consumer and developer sign a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) for an agreed tenure & tariff.
Sahyogya Energy Energy provides lucrative EMI options while also facilitating collateral free loan facilities provided by various banking institutions for solar projects.
Sahyogya Energy designs and installs solar panel systems for homes, housing societies and businesses.
With a relentless commitment to innovation and excellence, we're driving the Har Ghar Solar mission forward, one rooftop at a time.
Established in 2015 by a passionate trio of solar enthusiasts — Shreya Mishra, Neeraj Jain, and Nikhil Nahar — Sahyogya Energy is India's most trusted residential solar company. We believe in the power of solar to not only reduce carbon footprints but also to revolutionise the way we power our homes and businesses.
A solar rooftop system is a combination of many components that convert sunlight into usable electricity.
The components of a rooftop solar include the following -
A solar rooftop system works on the concept of conversion of sunlight into electricity. The phenomenon is known as the photovoltaic effect.
When sunlight falls on the PV cells in a solar panel, the sunlight is converted into electricity. The generated power is DC current. An AC combiner box is used to convert that DC power into usable AC power.
The generated AC electricity is fed into a bidirectional meter that supplies power to the house. It also exports excess power to the DISCOM (grid) and imports power from the grid if electricity generated by the rooftop solar system is not enough to cover the daily requirement.
Under the DBT scheme, the subsidy application process has become much easier. Here's a step-by-step breakdown:
By following these steps, you can smoothly complete the process and enjoy the benefits of solar energy.
If you are planning to install solar for home or housing societies, the solar panel for home price list we’ve curated will greatly help you. Here's the reference about the range of solar panels for home cost without a subsidy in India:
If you want to save money from the sun, Solar is the best investment for you. Solar allows you to save on your monthly electric bills plus it also allows you to save the planet by going green. Solar energy is a true form of renewable clean energy which leads to zero pollution (air, noise, land) and emits no greenhouse gases mitigating climate change.
Yes. The electricity produced by a solar power system is no different than the electricity you get from your electricity distribution company. The only difference is the source. Moreover, it is among the safest source of electricity consumption because it is neither hazardous nor does it release any toxic or harmful gases during production.
All you need to qualify for a solar system is - empty space on your roof and access to your rooftop. Just fill the project enquiry form on our website and our team will contact you to discuss your requirement. Once the project is finalised, we will take care of your entire plant design, installation and maintenance.
There are 3 types of Solar systems depending on whether the plant is linked to the power grid or battery systems for storage.
Yes, Solar panels do produce electricity in cloudy or rainy weather albeit with reduced efficiency. This fall in production is considered in the unit generation estimates provided for every project.
No, rooftop solar PV does not function or generate electricity during a blackout due to safety reasons. Since blackouts occur when the electricity grid is damaged. If a solar inverter was still feeding electricity into a damaged grid it would risk the safety of the people repairing the fault in the network. Sahyogya Energy Energy provides the option of using a Li-ion storage battery with Solar power plants for areas which suffer from frequent power failures. This battery unit can store the excess electricity produced during the day and acts as a backup for any electricity requirement during night or in the event of a power failure.
The production level of a solar plant depends on multiple factors like radiation levels, amount of sunlight received, plant design and quality of components. On an average, 1 kW solar plant produces 4 units of electricity per day.
Solar Power plants are used to power all types of heavy machinery in industrial plants as well as household electrical and electronic appliances. Since the electricity produced from the plant is fed in sync with your grid/diesel generator, there are no voltage fluctuations irrespective of the number of appliances you use.
The size of your Solar plant depends on the following factors
Once you enlist your interest in a solar project, Sahyogya Solar conducts a scientific mapping of the appropriate project size for you.
Net Metering is a system that gives solar energy owners credits for the power that they add to the grid. When solar panels produce excess power, that power is sent to the grid. And this power can be ‘taken back’ when the solar plants are not functioning – example, during the night. When a unit of solar energy that has been ‘net metered’, the bi-directional electricity meter will run backwards. Customers are billed only for the ‘net’ energy use.
It is a good practice to clean the solar panels 1-2 times a month. It is safer to clean the panels early in the morning or at night when no incident sun rays are present and the power plant is not producing any electricity. You can simply use a clean wet cloth, soft nylon brush or sponge to wipe the surface but ensure the panels are clear of any moisture. Don’t use metal brushes or detergents as these may streak the glass of the panel.
Solar power plants can be installed on almost any type of roofs irrespective of their shape or material type. In cases where the construction material is brittle (Asbestos) or the roof integrity is compromised, Sahyogya Energy Energy provides roof replacement solutions as part of the solar rooftop project.
The cost of a solar plant depends on its size, configuration and degree of supporting structures required. We provide you multiple options to choose from, designed specifically to meet your requirements.
Rooftop solar projects are among the most lucrative investments for industrial, commercial and residential projects. The breakeven is achieved in 2-4 years itself, while you enjoy savings for the project life of 25 years.
There are no subsidies available for commercial entities. For residential rooftop solar projects, subsidies are released by the government within 30 days. Whenever a subsidy is applicable, Sahyogya Energy assists you throughout the entire process—from application to disbursement—ensuring you receive the subsidy amount. The various slabs of subsidy are -
| Segment | Solar Project size | Subsidy |
|---|---|---|
| Individual house | 1kW | ₹30,000/- |
| Individual house | 2kW | ₹60,000/- |
| Individual house | Above 3kW | ₹78,000/- |
| Group Housing Societies/Residential Welfare Associations | Rs 18,000/kw |
At present, the Uttar Pradesh state government provides an additional solar subsidy of ₹15,000 per kw (max ₹30,000) when you install a rooftop solar system, bringing the total maximum subsidy amount to ₹1,08,000.
Sahyogya Energy Energy provides the subsidy upfront as a direct discount to the consumers to ensure a hassle free experience.
In a Capex model, the entire investment comes from the power consumer. The consumer hires a solar EPC company who provides turnkey installation of the entire solar power system and hands over assets to consumers. EPC also does annual operation and maintenance (O&M) of plant. In the OPEX model, an investor or project developer (sometimes called Renewable Energy Service Company –RESCO) invests the CAPEX and the consumer pays for the energy consumed. Both consumer and developer sign a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) for an agreed tenure & tariff.
Sahyogya Energy Energy provides lucrative EMI options while also facilitating collateral free loan facilities provided by various banking institutions for solar projects.
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