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Mukhyamantri Saur Swarojgar Yojna (MSSY)
Scheme Details
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The name of this scheme will be Mukhyamantri Saur Swarojgar Yojna.
2.
This scheme will be applicable in the entire state.
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Under this scheme, only solar power plants of 20/25/50/100/200 kilowatt capacity will be allowed.
4.
Under this scheme, eligible persons (permanent residents of the state) will be able to establish solar power plants on their personal land or by taking land on lease.
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This scheme is being implemented as a chapter of the Office Memorandum No. 580/VII-3/01(03)-MSME/2020 dated May 09, 2020 issued by the Department of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in relation to ‘Mukhyamantri Swarojgar Yojna’. It will be operated in and on the installation of solar power plant allotted under the scheme, one can get the grant/margin money and benefits allowed by the Department of Micro, Small and Medium Industries (MSMEs) for manufacturing activity.
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Under this scheme, interested eligible persons can apply through online portal
Loan and Permissible Benefits For The Scheme
Under this scheme, loan at 8% interest rate will be provided to the beneficiaries selected by Uttarakhand State/District Cooperative Banks on permissive basis.
If any beneficiary wants to set up a solar power plant at his own expense or by taking loan from any nationalized bank/other bank, then that beneficiary will also be eligible for the admissible grant and subsidy as per the rules prescribed under the effective MSME policy/scheme. Will receive benefits
Under this scheme, the selected beneficiaries will be provided exemption on stamp duty on sale deed/lease deed land conversion as per the provisions of MSME policy.
Under this scheme, seeds and other benefits will be provided to the selected beneficiaries by the relevant department as per the rules for beekeeping and growing local vegetables and herbs on the land where the plant will be established, due to which the concerned beneficiaries will be able to generate electricity from solar energy on their land.
Along with production, 2 can develop additional sources of income through horticulture
UREDA will shortlist the firms for setting up the project for the beneficiaries of the scheme
Technical Standards For The Project
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Under this scheme, plants of 20/ 25/ 50/ 100/ 200 kilowatt capacity will be allotted. For a solar plant of 50 kW capacity, 750-1000 square meters of land will be required, for 100 kW capacity, 1500-2000 square meters of land and for 200 kW, 3000-4000 square meters of land will be required.
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On setting up a plant of 50/ 100/ 200 kW capacity, a total expenditure of Rs 25/ 50/ 100 lakh is estimated at the rate of Rs 50 thousand per kW. The above per kW rates will also be acceptable for new plants of 20/ 25 kW
3.
Based on the availability of sunlight in the hilly areas of Uttarakhand state, in addition to the earlier provisions of the scheme, a total of 76000 / 152000 / 304000 units per year will be produced from plants of 50/100/200 kW capacity at the rate of about 1520 units per kW throughout the year. Electricity can be produced.
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The electricity produced from the solar power plant to be established under this scheme will be purchased by UPCL at the rates determined by the Honorable Uttarakhand Electricity Regulatory Commission for a period of 25 years, for which UPCL will enter into a power purchase agreement with the concerned beneficiary/allottee. (PPA) will be ensured. Under this scheme, the payment for power purchased by UPCL for the electricity generated from the allotted project will be made by UPCL in the bank account of the concerned beneficiary, for which Excrew Account will be operated between UPCL, the concerned beneficiary and the loan providing bank.
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The rates have been fixed at Rs 4.64 per unit by the Honorable Uttarakhand Electricity Regulatory Commission till the month of March, 2026.
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Under this scheme, permission will be given to the selected beneficiaries on the basis of Technical-Feasibility Report (TFR) of UPCL and available land.
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UPCL will enter into a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the concerned beneficiary for purchasing power.
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The electricity generated from the project allotted under this scheme will be purchased by UPCL for 25 years at the rates determined by the Honorable Uttarakhand Electricity Regulatory Commission
Application/ Selection Process For The Scheme
Step 1
For this scheme, applications will be invited / received by UREDA on the MSY-MSME Online Portal (https://msy.uk.gov.in) operated by the Industries Department
Step 2
Along with the application, each beneficiary will have to deposit Rs 2000.00 for 50/100 KW and Rs 5000.00 for 200 KW as application fee (including GST)
Step 3
For scrutiny of the applications received, a ‘Technical Committee’ will be constituted in each district as follows: –
General Manager, District Industries Center or his nominated representative
Executive Engineer of UPCL concerned district
Leading Bank Manager of the District
District Cooperative Bank representative
District Officer of UREDA, (Coordinator)
Step 4
The project will be allotted to the applicants found technically suitable by the committee constituted at the district level as follows: –
District Magistrate or his designated Chief Development Officer – Chairman.
General Manager, District Industries Center – Member.
Executive Engineer, UPCL – Member.
Leading Bank Managers of the District – Members.
Secretary/General Manager of the concerned district, District Cooperative Bank – Member.
Senior Circle Officer/Project Officer, UREDA – Member Secretary.
Step 5
Project allocation will be made after UPCL finds the Technical Feasibility Report appropriate. The allottee will then obtain NOC from the concerned departments through Single Window Clearance (CAF) for making PPA from UPCL and establishing the project.
Step 6
Permanent residents of other districts of Uttarakhand will also be able to apply for the target set district-wise, but establishment in other districts will not be allowed in relation to the project allotted for any one district. If the applicant/developer wishes to establish in another district, he/she will have to apply/register again for allocation in relation to the target of the other district (if the allocation process is in progress in relation to the target).
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To provide self-employment opportunities to such small and marginal farmers and unemployed residents of the state and to encourage them to develop sources of income by setting up solar power plants on land that is not suitable for agriculture and selling the electricity produced to UPCL.