• Mandatory power supply to domestic consumers for 3 hours in the morning and 5 hours in the evening totallinga minimum of 8 hours electric supply to meet domestic demand. 
• Daily 6 hours power supply to production and commercial loads.
• Developer should lay down electricity distribution system as per Central Electricity Authority and UPPCL guidelines and electrical safety and security standards. 

• Rs. 60/- per month for 50 Watt.
• Rs. 120/- per month for load up to 100 Watt, for daily 8 hours electricity supply.
• For load more than 100 Watt, tariff would be determined by mutual consent by consumers and developer. 

Land would be arranged by the developer for sanctioned projects. 

• Developer should fulfil needs of domestic demand, agriculture works and commercial establishments.
• No restrictions on distribution of energy by the developer.
• Tariff will be decided through mutual consent by the developer and consumers.

Benefits of other infrastructure supports, incentives provided in the industrial policy can be availed, and an exit process would be provided in case of conventional grid access. 

• The energy generated from the plant will be received in the grid by the DISCOM at the tariff decided by Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission/tariff decided by mutual consent.
• Based on the cost benefit analysis of the installed project, the project will be transferred to the DISCOM at a cost determined by mutual consent by DISCOM and developer,on an estimation of cost/profit loss of the project installed by the developer.-

Implementation of projects:

• Solar projects - 6 months
• Biomass/bagasse based projects - 9 months
• Wind and small hydro power projects - 1 year

6 months extension may be provided for actual/natural delays in project implementation. 

• Solar thermal projects – fossil fuel use is prohibited.
• Biomass projects – permissible as per Govt. of India standards
• Solar photovoltaic projects - In absence of requisite solar energy diesel genset can be used to charge the battery bank after complying with the environmental standards. 

UPNEDA would act as the nodal agency for single window clearance for all mini-grid projects. 

http://upneda.org.in/policies 

http://upneda.org.in/sites/default/files/all/section/Mini%20Grid%20Policy%202016.pdf