TPWODL Surpasses 50,000+ Rooftop Solar Installations, Accelerating Western Odisha’s Green Energy Transition

Cumulative installations reach 57,282, with 9,849 highest-ever monthly installations in August 2026. 

Burla (Odisha Taza News) Burla :- 2026  TP Western Odisha Distribution Limited (TPWODL), a joint venture between Tata Power and the Government of Odisha, has crossed the significant milestone of 50,000 rooftop solar installations, with cumulative installations reaching 57,282 across its nine-district revenue area in Western Odisha. The installations have been achieved under the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana and TPWODL’s ULA Model, reinforcing the company’s commitment to accelerating rooftop solar adoption, expanding access to clean energy and supporting India’s transition towards a sustainable energy future.

In August 2026, TPWODL achieved 9,849 rooftop solar installations under the two initiatives, marking its highest-ever monthly installation performance. The company also surpassed its previous monthly record of 8,298 installations achieved in July 2026. The latest achievement represents a strong month-on-month growth in rooftop solar adoption and reflects the increasing acceptance of renewable energy among consumers across Western Odisha.

Commenting on the milestone, Shri Parveen Verma, Chief Executive Officer, TPWODL, said, “Crossing 50,000 rooftop solar installations is a significant milestone in Western Odisha’s clean energy journey. Our record monthly performance reflects growing consumer confidence in rooftop solar and the impact of making clean energy more accessible and affordable. We remain committed to enabling more households to participate in India’s clean energy transition.”

Bargada and Nuapada have emerged as the leading contributors to this achievement, recording 10,634 and 10,457 rooftop solar installations, respectively. They are followed by Sundargada with 7,856 installations, Balangir with 7,577, Sambalpur with 6,574, Kalahandi with 6,529, Sonpur with 3,529, Jharsuguda with 3,148 and Deogada with 978 installations, taking the cumulative total to 57,282 installations across the nine districts.

Under the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, eligible consumers can avail financial assistance from the Central and State Governments towards rooftop solar installations. A 3kW rooftop solar system costing approximately ₹2 lakh can attract financial assistance of up to ₹1.38 lakh, while a 2kW rooftop solar system costing approximately ₹1.40 lakh can receive assistance of up to ₹1.10 lakh. The financial support significantly reduces the upfront investment burden for consumers and encourages wider adoption of rooftop solar.

Further expanding access to rooftop solar, TPWODL has introduced its 1 kW ULA Model, under which eligible households can install rooftop solar by paying only ₹1,875. TPWODL undertakes the complete installation process and provides a five-year warranty on equipment along with a 25-year performance warranty on solar panels, ensuring greater reliability and hassle-free operation for consumers.

Consumers interested in installing rooftop solar can contact their nearest TPWODL Section Office or the Renewable Energy (RE) Cell at 9078682894 for information, eligibility details and assistance with the installation process. About TPWODL: TP Western Odisha Distribution Limited is a joint venture between Tata Power and the Government of Odisha, with a 51:49 shareholding respectively. TPWODL is responsible for electricity distribution and retail supply across western Odisha, serving more than 2 million consumers across nine districts and a distribution area of approximately 48,000 square kilometres.

The company is committed to delivering reliable, safe, and customer-centric power services while driving network modernization, operational excellence, digital transformation, sustainability, and community development initiatives. Through continuous Investments in infrastructure, technology, and customer service, TPWODL aims to support the socio-economic growth of western Odisha and contribute to the region’s energy transition journey.

 

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