Delhi’s Power Department has rolled out a new rooftop solar credit policy allowing apartment buildings to pool solar energy and receive proportional credits. Under this model, solar panels installed on shared rooftops generate power for the entire building. Each household gets credits based on registered consumption share. This move resolves challenges faced by residents unable to install individual panels. The system uses smart meters to track distributed usage. Over 120 residential societies in Dwarka, Rohini, and Mayur Vihar have already signed up, with expected savings of ₹600–₹1,000 per home monthly. The policy aims to push Delhi closer to its 2 GW solar target by 2027. Residents have welcomed the initiative, especially those in older buildings that previously lacked access to clean energy schemes. Technical workshops and partnerships with DISCOMs ensure smoother onboarding and financing options. This marks a step forward in equitable solar energy access in high-density cities.