The Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan lets you finance rooftop solar panel installation alongside a home loan, or on its own, with Canara Bank. It offers a rate concession for women borrowers and a repayment tenure of up to 20 years.
The interest rate on this loan follows Canara Bank's Housing Loan rates, which currently range from 7.15% to 10.00% p.a., linked to the Repo Linked Lending Rate (RLLR) and varying by loan amount, credit risk grade and borrower category, with a small concession for women borrowers.
Note: The interest rates are effective from 12 March 2026.
If you're considering applying for this Canara Bank loan, here are some of the features and benefits you will be offered:
This loan comes with a maximum repayment period of 20 years.If you combine this loan with an existing Canara Bank home loan, however, the payback period will be the same as the home loan.
There are certain eligibility criteria you have to meet if you wish to apply for this loan, which are given below:
The quantum of loan would depend on the loan component you are applying for. The quantum for each is mentioned below:
The Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan is a Canara Bank home loan scheme that finances the purchase and installation of a rooftop solar photovoltaic system. You can take it alongside a Canara Bank home loan or on its own if you already own a house. It also carries a rate concession for women borrowers.
Yes, you can apply for the solar component of the Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan by mortgaging your existing property, without applying for a fresh home loan. This option suits homeowners who only want to fund a rooftop solar installation. The housing loan component is optional, not mandatory.
Yes, borrowers under the Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan can claim a government solar subsidy through the National Portal, which is then credited to the loan account. The subsidy amount depends on your rooftop system's capacity and is revised periodically by the government. Check the Features and Benefits section above for current details.
The Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan offers a repayment tenure of up to 20 years. If you combine it with an existing Canara Bank home loan, the solar component's tenure aligns with the remaining tenure of that home loan. This gives borrowers flexibility to manage EMIs over a longer period.
Both salaried and self-employed applicants who meet Canara Bank's income, age and work-experience criteria can apply for the Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan. Applicants above the usual age limit may still apply subject to additional conditions set by the bank. Eligibility for the solar component also depends on the applicant having roof rights over the property.
No, the Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan is only available to applicants who own a house with rooftop access, since the solar panels are installed on the roof. Apartment owners typically cannot offer the rooftop space this loan requires. This makes the scheme suitable mainly for independent houses.
The housing loan component of the Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan is calculated as a multiple of your gross annual income, and the exact multiple depends on which Canara Bank housing scheme variant you apply under. See the Quantum of Loan section above for the scheme-wise limits. Your final eligibility also depends on Canara Bank's internal credit assessment.
The solar loan component of the Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan is capped at the lowest of a few limits linked to your housing loan eligibility, the equipment cost and Canara Bank's overall ceiling for this component. Refer to the Quantum of Loan section above for the current limits. The exact amount sanctioned depends on your solar system's cost and capacity.
Yes, the Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan requires you to contribute a margin, or down payment, towards the project cost for both the housing and solar components. The margin percentage varies with the loan amount, the age of the dwelling and the solar system's capacity. Check with Canara Bank for the margin applicable to your specific loan amount and property.
The Canara Housing Cum Solar Loan is secured by a mortgage on your house for the housing loan component. For the solar loan component, Canara Bank typically extends or continues the mortgage on the same housing loan property as security. No separate collateral is usually needed if you already hold a Canara Bank home loan.

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