15 kW
Typical system here
₹7/unit
DHBVN tariff
~1,800
Units covered / month
~₹10.29 L
Indicative cost · 15 kW*
*Indicative, before GST and site conditions. The PM Surya Ghar central subsidy caps out at 3 kW, so a load-matched 15 kW system is priced without it — final size follows your sanctioned load and DHBVN net-metering limits.
Net Metering in DLF Phase 2
DHBVN
DHBVN covers DLF Phase 2. Well-maintained plotted houses with unobstructed rooftops; Bridgeway has installed here and typically secures DHBVN net metering within a few weeks of filing.
What solar in DLF Phase 2 actually involves
Area-specific notes from our surveys here — not a generic checklist.
DHBVN — Gurugram (Sub-Urban) sub-division, DLF Phase 2 / Rapid Metro feeder
DHBVN
Because Phase 2 is dominated by owner-occupied plotted houses, the roof sits with a single owner and net metering is filed straight against that DHBVN connection — an independent house needs no RWA or society sign-off at all. On the few plots split into separate floors we collect a written no-objection from the co-owners before the meter is energised.
Roofs in DLF Phase 2
DLF Phase 2 runs along the Rapid Metro and the Cyber Hub side — plotted villas and independent houses with some of the cleanest, most even rooftops in old DLF. Because the plots are wide and the buildings are of similar height, shading is rarely the constraint; a full 10–20 kW array goes up with little structural adaptation and the real question is orienting the panels around the front elevation and any glass parapet or terrace-garden slab. Bridgeway has installed in DLF Phase 2 and surveys to these plot frontages directly.
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Questions we get asked here
Solar in DLF Phase 2: sizing, EV charging and net metering
What size solar system do homes in DLF Phase 2 actually need?
Most independent villas & plotted development in DLF Phase 2 run connected loads well past what a 3 kW subsidy system covers — central air conditioning, lifts or pumps, and increasingly a car on charge overnight.
We size to the sanctioned load and the last twelve months of billing, which in this area typically lands around 15 kW rather than the subsidy-capped default. At that size the installed cost works out to roughly ₹9,40,000, because the system is engineered to the load instead of to a subsidy ceiling.
Can rooftop solar charge my EV in DLF Phase 2?
Yes, and it is usually the single strongest reason to size up here.
A car driven 1,100 km a month at about 6.5 km per kWh, plus charging losses, draws roughly 186 units a month — around ₹1,302 of DHBVN electricity at ₹7/unit. Covering that takes only about 1.6 kW of extra array. Turn on the EV toggle in our solar calculator to see your own kilometres priced into the system size and payback.
Does net metering cap how large a system I can install in DLF Phase 2?
Effectively, yes. DHBVN sanctions a net meter against your sanctioned load, not against your roof area, so a 15 kW array needs the sanctioned load raised to match before the file is accepted.
The enhancement is applied for at DHBVN — Gurugram (Sub-Urban) sub-division, DLF Phase 2 / Rapid Metro feeder, and it runs in parallel with the net-metering application rather than after it. Bridgeway checks your sanctioned load at the free survey and files both together, which is what keeps commissioning from stalling on paperwork.
Do I need a three-phase connection for a 15 kW system?
Above roughly 8 kW, Delhi NCR DISCOMs require a three-phase service, so a 15 kW system in DLF Phase 2 is a three-phase install.
Many independent houses here are already three-phase for air conditioning and pumps; where the connection is still single-phase, the conversion is a standard DISCOM application handled alongside the load enhancement. The inverter is specified three-phase from the start so nothing has to be swapped later.
How much roof does a 15 kW system with an EV charger need in DLF Phase 2?
Plan for about 100 sq ft of shadow-free area per kW, so roughly 1,500 sq ft for 15 kW.
DLF Phase 2 runs along the Rapid Metro and the Cyber Hub side — plotted villas and independent houses with some of the cleanest, most even rooftops in old DLF. Where the clear terrace falls short, we raise the array on an elevated structure and carry it over the driveway as a carport — which recovers the area and gives you shaded parking with the EV point directly under the array.
Why doesn't the PM Surya Ghar subsidy matter much at this size?
The central subsidy is capped near the 3 kW mark, so on a 15 kW system it covers a small fraction of the cost while binding the design to subsidy-eligible equipment and timelines.
Haryana adds no state top-up, so the central amount is the whole of it. Skipping it lets us buy on price and specification instead, which is worth about ₹6,000 per kW off the installed rate — more than the subsidy returns at this scale. Net metering, which is where the real economics sit, is unaffected either way.
Can I get a rooftop solar system installed in DLF Phase 2?
Yes — DLF Phase 2 is among the Gurugram areas Bridgeway has installed in.
The plotted houses here have wide, unobstructed terraces that take 10–20 kW comfortably, and we handle the DHBVN net metering, the meter change and the PM Surya Ghar subsidy paperwork so you deal with one team from survey to switch-on.
How quickly does DHBVN net metering complete in DLF Phase 2?
For a standard independent-house connection in DLF Phase 2 the on-site installation runs two to three days, and DHBVN net-metering approval with the meter swap usually lands within a few weeks of filing.
Bridgeway lodges the application, settles the DHBVN meter fee and coordinates the inspection date for you.
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