With over 300 sunny days a year, Maharashtra is one of the best states in India to harness solar energy. From bustling cities like Pune and Mumbai to growing towns like Nashik, Kolhapur, and Nagpur, more households are now switching to solar water heaters to reduce electricity bills and contribute to a sustainable future.
At Laxmi Solar Solutions, we’ve helped hundreds of families and housing societies across Maharashtra make this eco-friendly transition with reliable, high-performance solar water heating systems.
Maharashtra enjoys abundant sunlight throughout the year, with an average solar radiation of 5.5–6.0 kWh/m²/day — ideal for solar heating systems. Even during the monsoon months, modern solar water heaters can efficiently heat water using diffused sunlight or an electric backup system.
This makes solar water heaters practical, dependable, and cost-effective for both residential and commercial properties across the state.
An average family of four in Maharashtra spends ₹800–₹1,200 per month on electric geysers. By switching to a solar water heater, you can save up to 70–80% of that cost annually — nearly ₹10,000 to ₹12,000 every year!
For housing societies with common water heating systems, the savings multiply, reducing total electricity consumption drastically.
In areas with frequent power cuts, solar water heaters ensure uninterrupted access to hot water, even when the grid is down.
Many housing societies in cities like Pune, Thane, and Aurangabad are now adopting centralized solar water heating systems. These systems are:
At Laxmi Solar Solutions, we offer customized system designs that suit the layout and water needs of each society — ensuring maximum efficiency and savings.
The Government of Maharashtra, through MEDA, actively promotes solar water heating systems under the Renewable Energy Policy.
Our team at Laxmi Solar Solutions assists clients with the entire documentation process, making subsidy claims simple and hassle-free.
Solar water heaters are built to last 15–20 years with minimal maintenance. All you need is a yearly check-up to ensure water flow and collector cleanliness.
Our systems use corrosion-resistant materials and PUF-insulated tanks to deliver consistent performance even in coastal or hard-water regions like Mumbai and Ratnagiri.
With energy costs rising and sunlight freely available, there’s never been a better time to switch to solar.
Installing a solar water heater is not just a home improvement — it’s a lifestyle upgrade toward sustainability, comfort, and long-term savings.