New units must apply within one year from obtaining the Entrepreneurs Memorandum Part-2/Permanent Registration/Commencement of Production Certificate. Existing units must apply within one year of completing Expansion/Diversification/Modernization.

The Industries Department processes applications to obtain sanctions without needing to be placed before the State Level Committee.

Eligible industrial units receive a 50% subsidy, with a maximum cap of ₹5,00,000 per unit, on their investment in generator sets.

Investments in generator sets for power backup during production processes, emergencies, or to ensure uninterrupted operations are typically eligible for the subsidy.

The scheme does not impose specific restrictions on the size or capacity of the generator sets, but the investment made should comply with industry standards and requirements.

No, the scheme specifies that investments in generator sets made on or after 5th March 2009 are eligible for the subsidy. Purchases made before this date would not qualify for subsidy benefits.

The government may conduct audits or inspections, and applicants are required to submit supporting documents such as purchase invoices, chartered accountant certificates, and other relevant financial records.

The Generator Subsidy scheme primarily focuses on providing subsidies for investments in generator sets and does not typically cover ongoing maintenance or fuel costs.

Industrial units may be required to adhere to usage guidelines, maintain records of generator set operations, and ensure proper disposal or decommissioning of equipment at the end of its lifecycle, in accordance with environmental regulations.

The subsidy amount is typically calculated as 50% of the total investment made by the industrial unit on eligible generator sets, up to a maximum cap of ₹5,00,000 per unit, as per the scheme guidelines.

Industrial units may be eligible for tax benefits or exemptions on the investments made in generator sets, subject to applicable tax laws and regulations.