Surya Energy
Coastal and farm solar
Guides, tools, design and honest quote checks today; installations with partner installers from mid-2027.
Live (digital)Our mission
Son of Surya starts with solar on India’s west coast and grows into a full rural ecosystem: energy, water, farm income, skills and community, built with the people who live there.
The ecosystem
Solar is the door in. Each arm stands on the same trust and the same partners, so what we earn in one carries to the next.
Goal
Rural Konkan and Goa meet every basic need as well as a city, through clean and local means
Coastal and farm solar
Guides, tools, design and honest quote checks today; installations with partner installers from mid-2027.
Live (digital)Farmers and farm income
Solar pumps, agrivoltaics, PM-KUSUM help and solar-powered farm businesses like drying and cold storage.
Guides live · field work 2027Water security
Solar pumping, rainwater harvesting and drinking water for coastal villages where wells turn salty.
2027–28Skills and local jobs
Training village youth as solar technicians and field staff, so every project creates local work.
Late 2027Community and CSR
Village projects funded by CSR, donors and volunteers who give time and skills, not only money.
FormingWhy the coast first
The west coast has strong sun for most of the year, but salt air, heavy monsoons and palm shade make ordinary solar fail early. Few installers design for it, and village families pay the price in rusted frames and dead inverters.
It is also where young people leave villages for Mumbai and Goa’s towns because work at home is thin. Clean energy, water and farm businesses can change that, if they are built and run locally.
We start here, prove the model honestly, then take it to other coastal and rural regions.

How we work
Free guides, calculators and the Passport help families make good solar decisions today.
In-depth guides, gadgets and design services pay for the next steps, without big loans.
Small, partner-funded projects in Konkan and Goa, filmed and reported start to end.
Trained local technicians, farm ventures and water projects, then a second district.
Our founder, Ninad, is completing a Master’s in Renewable Energy Systems in Germany until mid-2027. Until then the work is digital; field projects begin when he is back on the ground.
Light, water, income and skills before anything fancy. A village should not need to move to a city to live well.
Every project trains and pays people from the village. Outsiders teach, then step back.
Conservative estimates, open assumptions, and an impact log that shows what failed as well as what worked.
We ask companies, NGOs and well-off families for their time and skills as much as their money.