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The Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha Evam Utthaan Mahabhiyan (PM-KUSUM) is India’s flagship program to decentralise solar generation and strengthen rural power distribution. It enables local farmers, cooperatives, and DISCOMs to generate and consume power at the 11 kV feeder level, reducing transmission losses and improving rural grid reliability.
Aright is among the early private developers to commission multi-site projects under Component C, delivering ~48 MWac / ~59 MWdc across 7 locations in Bikaner and Phalodi. Sixteen power purchase agreements (PPAs) were executed with JdVVNL, with all sites commissioned in July 2025.
Distributed solar is essential to India’s next phase of energy transition. It strengthens rural resilience, reduces dependence on long-haul transmission, and ensures that agricultural feeders are powered by clean, locally produced energy. Component C directly addresses the twin goals of energy access and grid stability—a foundation for equitable, low-carbon growth.
Lower losses & reduced grid congestion
Land leases and local jobs
Daytime solar supply for irrigation & village loads
Aright applies the same rigour, safety, and process discipline to 1 MW feeder-level systems as it does to GW-scale solar parks. Each project follows identical engineering workflows—complete with quality audits, HSE protocols, SCADA monitoring, and precision land-development practices. This ensures utility-grade reliability, even at micro scale.
Aright’s PM-KUSUM program aggregates multiple projects into a unified distributed portfolio. All plants inject at 11 kV feeders and are centrally monitored from the Aright Control Room in Bikaner.
District : Bikaner
Capacity (MWac/MWdc) : 7.2/8.9
Feeders : 11 kV
PPA Count : 3
COD : Jul 2025
Status : Commissioned
District : Phalodi
Capacity (MWac/MWdc) : 7.5 / 9.2
Feeders : 11 kV
PPA Count : 2
COD : Jul 2025
Status : Commissioned
District : Bikaner
Capacity (MWac/MWdc) : 6.8 / 8.4
Feeders : 11 kV
PPA Count : 2
COD : Jul 2025
Status : Commissioned
District : Bikaner
Capacity (MWac/MWdc) : 6.2 / 7.8
Feeders : 11 kV
PPA Count : 2
COD : Jul 2025
Status : Commissioned
District : Bikaner
Capacity (MWac/MWdc) : 6.5 / 8.1
Feeders : 11 kV
PPA Count : 2
COD : Jul 2025
Status : Commissioned
District : Phalodi
Capacity (MWac/MWdc) : 7.0 / 8.5
Feeders : 11 kV
PPA Count : 2
COD : Jul 2025
Status : Commissioned
District : Jodhpur
Capacity (MWac/MWdc) : 6.8 / 8.1
Feeders : 11 kV
PPA Count : 3
COD : Jul 2025
Status : Commissioned
Each site uses globally proven equipment and standardised engineering design. Key components are sourced from leading Indian and international OEMs to ensure high availability and safety.
Aright Energy is committed to building a sustainable and self-reliant rural economy through renewable energy solutions. By implementing solar power systems under the PM-KUSUM Scheme, we not only empower farmers but also support India’s mission to achieve its renewable energy goals. Together, we can turn every farm into a source of power, progress, and prosperity.
The PM-KUSUM program demonstrates how distributed solar can strengthen India’s rural grid. Building on this foundation, Aright is engaging with Rajasthan’s state utilities and agencies to explore co-located Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) at the feeder level. These discussions aim to pilot models that extend solar’s benefits into evening hours and improve local grid stability.
To meet unparalleled efficiency and performance standards, we partner with industry-leading manufacturers:
