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PM Surya Ghar in Mizoram: rooftop solar progress

Mizoram has 1,568 rooftop solar systems installed under PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, from 1,672 applications, as recorded on the Government of India national portal. That is No. 30 of India's 36 states and UTs.

Installations recordedNo. 30 of 36 states and UTs
1,568
rooftop systems, from 1,672 applications
29 Aug28 Sep
+28 in the last 7 days 97 in September so far

Key figures

PM Surya Ghar in Mizoram, cumulative, as recorded on the national portal. The bar is Mizoram's share of India's total.

Applications
1,672under 0.1% of India
Installations
1,568under 0.1% of India
Households covered
1,570under 0.1% of India
Installed capacity
6.4 MWunder 0.1% of India
Subsidy released
₹12.0 Crunder 0.1% of India

Mizoram against India

How Mizoram compares with India

MizoramIndiaRank position

Rank by installations
No. 30 of 36
No. 1 is the highest
Rank by applications
No. 30 of 36
No. 1 is the highest
Applications built
94%
India 58%
Average system size
4.10 kW
India 3.51 kW

"Applications built" is installations as a share of applications, cumulative. Installations count systems; households count homes covered, and the two differ.

Only what is true for Mizoram

What stands out

  • Moved from No. 29 to No. 30 by installations since 29 Aug.
  • About 9 in 10 applications have become installations, against 6 in 10 nationally.
  • Aizawl accounts for 80% of Mizoram's installations.
  • The average system is 4.10 kW, larger than the national 3.51 kW.

Running total, one reading a morning

Installations, day by day

Mizoram recorded 28 new installations in the 7 days to 28 Sep, and 97 in September so far.

Running totalDaily changeLast 7 days

Rooftop solar installations recorded in Mizoram, 29 Aug to 28 Sep 2026, running total with the daily change beneath +28 last 7 days 1,4501,4751,5001,5251,5501,575 +9 0 2 Sep: +33 Sep: +24 Sep: +35 Sep: +18 Sep: +29 Sep: +810 Sep: +311 Sep: +412 Sep: +613 Sep: +415 Sep: +816 Sep: +917 Sep: +618 Sep: +319 Sep: +620 Sep: +122 Sep: +623 Sep: +524 Sep: +625 Sep: +426 Sep: +327 Sep: +4 29 Aug5 Sep12 Sep19 Sep28 Sep 1,568 Rooftop solar installations recorded in Mizoram, 29 Aug to 28 Sep 2026, running total with the daily change beneath +28 last 7 days 1,4501,5001,5501,600 +9 0 2 Sep: +33 Sep: +24 Sep: +35 Sep: +18 Sep: +29 Sep: +810 Sep: +311 Sep: +412 Sep: +613 Sep: +415 Sep: +816 Sep: +917 Sep: +618 Sep: +319 Sep: +620 Sep: +122 Sep: +623 Sep: +524 Sep: +625 Sep: +426 Sep: +327 Sep: +4 29 Aug12 Sep28 Sep 1,568
Every reading since 29 Aug
DateApplicationsInstallationsChange
28 Sep1,6721,5680
27 Sep1,6721,568+4
26 Sep1,6701,564+3
25 Sep1,6681,561+4
24 Sep1,6641,557+6
23 Sep1,6581,551+5
22 Sep1,6541,546+6
21 Sep1,6501,5400
20 Sep1,6501,540+1
19 Sep1,6471,539+6
18 Sep1,6461,533+3
17 Sep1,6421,530+6
16 Sep1,6341,524+9
15 Sep1,6251,515+8
14 Sep1,6201,5070
13 Sep1,6201,507+4
12 Sep1,6161,503+6
11 Sep1,6121,497+4
10 Sep1,6091,493+3
9 Sep1,6021,490+8
8 Sep1,6011,482+2
7 Sep1,5991,4800
6 Sep1,5991,4800
5 Sep1,5951,480+1
4 Sep1,5911,479+3
3 Sep1,5861,476+2
2 Sep1,5831,474+3
31 Aug1,5821,4710
30 Aug1,5821,4710

One reading a morning. No reading was taken on 1 Sep; the change recorded after a gap covers the whole gap.

All 36 states and UTs, by installations

Where Mizoram ranks

All 36 states and UTs by installations recorded, highest first, on a log scale, with Mizoram at No. 30 101001k10k1 lakh No. 1 Gujarat: 8,63,729 installationsNo. 2 Uttar Pradesh: 8,58,106 installationsNo. 3 Maharashtra: 8,19,543 installationsNo. 4 Andhra Pradesh: 4,14,419 installationsNo. 5 Kerala: 3,60,722 installationsNo. 6 Rajasthan: 3,32,644 installationsNo. 7 Odisha: 2,25,820 installationsNo. 8 Assam: 1,90,819 installationsNo. 9 Madhya Pradesh: 1,84,661 installationsNo. 10 Haryana: 1,44,621 installationsNo. 11 Uttarakhand: 1,10,700 installationsNo. 12 Chhattisgarh: 1,10,121 installationsNo. 13 Tamil Nadu: 1,00,057 installationsNo. 14 Telangana: 65,916 installationsNo. 15 Jammu and Kashmir: 45,422 installationsNo. 16 Bihar: 31,689 installationsNo. 17 Karnataka: 26,022 installationsNo. 18 Punjab: 20,028 installationsNo. 19 Himachal Pradesh: 14,222 installationsNo. 20 Delhi: 13,256 installationsNo. 21 West Bengal: 7,853 installationsNo. 22 Puducherry: 6,028 installationsNo. 23 Tripura: 5,433 installationsNo. 24 Jharkhand: 3,998 installationsNo. 25 Goa: 3,852 installationsNo. 26 Ladakh: 2,444 installationsNo. 27 Manipur: 1,993 installationsNo. 28 Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu: 1,856 installationsNo. 29 Chandigarh: 1,649 installationsNo. 31 Lakshadweep: 1,317 installationsNo. 32 Nagaland: 585 installationsNo. 33 Andaman and Nicobar Islands: 549 installationsNo. 34 Meghalaya: 66 installationsNo. 35 Sikkim: 64 installationsNo. 36 Arunachal Pradesh: 2 installations Mizoram No. 30 · 1,568 No. 1 No. 36 All 36 states and UTs by installations recorded, highest first, on a log scale, with Mizoram at No. 30 101001k10k1 lakh No. 1 Gujarat: 8,63,729 installationsNo. 2 Uttar Pradesh: 8,58,106 installationsNo. 3 Maharashtra: 8,19,543 installationsNo. 4 Andhra Pradesh: 4,14,419 installationsNo. 5 Kerala: 3,60,722 installationsNo. 6 Rajasthan: 3,32,644 installationsNo. 7 Odisha: 2,25,820 installationsNo. 8 Assam: 1,90,819 installationsNo. 9 Madhya Pradesh: 1,84,661 installationsNo. 10 Haryana: 1,44,621 installationsNo. 11 Uttarakhand: 1,10,700 installationsNo. 12 Chhattisgarh: 1,10,121 installationsNo. 13 Tamil Nadu: 1,00,057 installationsNo. 14 Telangana: 65,916 installationsNo. 15 Jammu and Kashmir: 45,422 installationsNo. 16 Bihar: 31,689 installationsNo. 17 Karnataka: 26,022 installationsNo. 18 Punjab: 20,028 installationsNo. 19 Himachal Pradesh: 14,222 installationsNo. 20 Delhi: 13,256 installationsNo. 21 West Bengal: 7,853 installationsNo. 22 Puducherry: 6,028 installationsNo. 23 Tripura: 5,433 installationsNo. 24 Jharkhand: 3,998 installationsNo. 25 Goa: 3,852 installationsNo. 26 Ladakh: 2,444 installationsNo. 27 Manipur: 1,993 installationsNo. 28 Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu: 1,856 installationsNo. 29 Chandigarh: 1,649 installationsNo. 31 Lakshadweep: 1,317 installationsNo. 32 Nagaland: 585 installationsNo. 33 Andaman and Nicobar Islands: 549 installationsNo. 34 Meghalaya: 66 installationsNo. 35 Sikkim: 64 installationsNo. 36 Arunachal Pradesh: 2 installations Mizoram No. 30 · 1,568 No. 1 No. 36

Bar heights use a log scale, so the smallest states and UTs stay visible. Each step up the scale is ten times more installations.

#State / UTInstallationsBuilt
28Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu1,85644%
29Chandigarh1,64987%
30Mizoram1,56894%
31Lakshadweep1,31787%
32Nagaland58559%

No. 30 of 36

Mizoram by installations recorded, among India's 36 states and UTs. By applications it is No. 30.

All 36 states and UTs, ranked

11 of 11 districts with applications

District-wise PM Surya Ghar progress in Mizoram

Aizawl has the most installations, with 1,251.

InstallationsAdded in the last 7 days

Districts of Mizoram by installations, as recorded on 28 Sep 2026. The last column is the change over the 7 days since 21 Sep.
DistrictInstallationsApplicationsBuilt CapacityAvg systemSubsidy7 days
1Aizawl1,2511,32594%5.2 MW4.16 kW₹9.70 Cr+19
2Lunglei10011289%367 kW3.67 kW₹67.8 L+3
3Kolasib757995%291 kW3.88 kW₹53.6 L+4
4Champhai444892%178 kW4.05 kW₹31.7 L+1
5Serchhip303488%131 kW4.37 kW₹18.7 L+1
6Mamit222492%81 kW3.68 kW₹18.7 L0
7Khawzawl192190%67 kW3.53 kW₹15.4 L0
8Saitual192190%67 kW3.53 kW₹16.1 L0
9Lawngtlai44100%17 kW4.25 kW₹2.6 L0
10Siaha33100%12 kW4.00 kW₹2.6 L0
11Hnahthial11100%5 kW5.00 kW₹85,8000

Net metering in Mizoram is handled by Power & Electricity Department, Government of Mizoram.

Side by side

Neighbouring states and UTs

NeighbourMizoram, 1,568

  • Assam 1,90,819 installations · No. 8
    Built
    46%
    Avg system
    3.30 kW
  • Manipur 1,993 installations · No. 27
    Built
    49%
    Avg system
    3.81 kW
  • Tripura 5,433 installations · No. 23
    Built
    65%
    Avg system
    3.43 kW

Central subsidy

PM Surya Ghar subsidy in Mizoram

Mizoram is one of the special-category states and UTs, which receive a higher central subsidy: ₹33,000 per kW for the first 2 kW and ₹19,800 for the third, up to ₹85,800 for a system of 3 kW or more, paid into the household's bank account. How the subsidy and application work.

About these figures

Read automatically every morning from the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana national portal (pmsuryaghar.gov.in, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy), with a daily record kept since 29 Aug 2026. Compiled by Solentra Energies, Mohali. Solentra is not affiliated with MNRE. See every state, district and DISCOM on the India rooftop solar tracker.