Rajasthan rooftop expansion
The presentation reported more than 1,00,000 residential rooftop solar installations by December 2025, compared with approximately 25,000 before PM Surya Ghar.
An extraordinary start.In Jaipur, over 1,000 solar-industry stakeholders came together, according to REAR leadership. Now the mission continues through collaboration, knowledge and action.

On 20 December 2025, Suryasthan brought the renewable-energy community together for practical dialogue on policy, solar finance, installation quality and emerging technologies.
* Figures reported by REAR leadership in the 21 December 2025 account and not independently audited. Source report
Real faces. Real conversations. A shared commitment to advancing Rajasthan's renewable-energy ecosystem.
View all event photosPhotographs from the organiser-shared Suryasthan 2025 archive.
The inaugural edition earned support across solar manufacturing, finance, research and the broader industry.
View every 2025 sponsorHistorical credits from the Suryasthan 2025 presentation. No future sponsorship commitment is implied.
Suryasthan is carried forward by the Renewable Energy Association of Rajasthan (REAR), its organising team, volunteers and renewable-energy community. The work extends beyond one successful gathering.
From outreach and planning to coordination and knowledge-sharing, every role helps make collaboration possible.
Meet the team and mission

REAR organising team, Suryasthan 2025. Individual members are not named without confirmation.

Watch REAR's official post-event recap and revisit the people and ideas behind the 2025 gathering.
Watch the official recap Published 21 December 2025 · Opens YouTubeREAR’s Suryasthan 2025 presentation documented the policies, technologies and implementation challenges shaping Rajasthan’s solar transition.
The presentation reported more than 1,00,000 residential rooftop solar installations by December 2025, compared with approximately 25,000 before PM Surya Ghar.
Industry discussion highlighted DISCOM processes, meter conversion, Virtual and Group Net Metering, and the need for clear operating procedures.
The briefing explored hybrid inverters, battery systems and the regulatory framework for future grid flexibility.
Participants reviewed open-access eligibility, approvals, charges and new opportunities beyond residential rooftop solar.
Historical presentation dated 20 December 2025. Industry statistics and descriptions are presentation claims, not independently verified current rules.
At Suryasthan, policy dialogue meets realities on the ground—connecting implementers, researchers, innovators, financiers and institutions.
Addressing implementation, consumer awareness and coordination.
Building stronger processes, capabilities and safety.
Connecting field experience with policy and financial institutions.
Looking ahead to grid integration and energy storage.
Read the policy requests documented after Suryasthan 2025. These recommendations are not government approvals.
Explore policy and outcomesNot only for those who attend a conference. Suryasthan welcomes people and organisations willing to help the renewable-energy ecosystem progress.
Help with events, outreach and industry coordination.
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Express interestCollaborate on technical education and research.
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Express interestAlso welcome: exhibitors, academic institutions, media, professional associations and other collaborators.
Volunteer, mentor, sponsor, share expertise—or propose another way to support the initiative.
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