Solar Panel Cost for ₹20,000 Bill in West Bengal
Solar calculation based on your inputs. View estimated installation cost, subsidy, savings, and payback period below.
- Monthly electricity usage: 1,754 units
- Maximum rooftop solar capacity: 23.09 kW
- Required system based on usage: 14.62 kW
- Usable rooftop area: 230.9 sq.m.
- Estimated rooftop utilization efficiency: 57%
- Average solar output in your state: 4.5 kWh/kW/day
- Estimated 25-year total savings: ₹5,565,858
- Net savings after installation cost: ₹4,831,858
- Estimated bill reduction: 93%
- Estimated CO₂ reduction (25 years): 400.4 tons
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How to Calculate Solar Panel Cost and Savings
Enter your electricity usage and rooftop details to estimate your recommended solar system size, installation cost, subsidy, and savings.
Select your customer type (residential or commercial) and select your state for location-based solar output.
Enter your average monthly bill and tariff per unit to estimate your electricity consumption.
Enter your available rooftop area and shadow-free percentage to calculate usable solar area.
Click Calculate Solar Cost to get your system size, cost, subsidy, annual savings, and payback period.
Calculation Assumptions
- Approximate output benchmark: 1 kW rooftop solar generates about 120 units per month in typical Indian conditions.
- Only 75% of shadow-free roof is considered usable to account for spacing, setbacks and maintenance access.
- Indicative residential subsidy is applied using common PM Surya Ghar slabs up to 3 kW, with a practical cap beyond that.
- Annual generation includes a derating factor for real-world system losses.