Telangana Government to reveal New Energy Policy to Focus on Green Energy
Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka has announced that the state government is soon set to unveil a new energy policy. The aim of this policy is to generate an impressive 20,000 MW of green energy. This decision comes as part of the government’s efforts towards environmental conservation and promoting sustainable sources of power.
Power Boost: Yadadri Thermal Power Plant to add 4,000 MW to Telangana’s Grid
During his visit to the Yadadri Thermal Power Plant, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka revealed that the construction of the power plant will be completed by May 2025. Upon completion, the plant will contribute an additional 4,000 MW of power to Telangana’s power grid. This boost in power generation capacity is valuable for meeting the growing demand in the state.
New Collaborative Approach: Government Consults Experts and Intellectuals for Energy Policy
Bucking the trend of previous administrations, the current Congress-led government of Telangana is taking a collaborative approach in drafting its comprehensive energy policy. Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka highlighted that the government will seek input from intellectuals and energy experts to ensure an effective and well-informed policy. This approach aims to gather collective support from the state assembly.
Mandatory Green Power: Multinational Companies to Use Renewable Energy
In his announcement, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka underscored the state government’s determination to mandate the use of green power by multinational companies planning to set up operations in Telangana. This crucial initiative will not only contribute towards a cleaner and more sustainable environment but will also position Telangana as an attractive destination for companies with a focus on renewable energy practices.
Monitoring Progress: Completion of Yadadri Thermal Power Plant And Future Phases
During the Deputy CM’s visit to the Yadadri plant, he reviewed the current progress. The power generated by Phase II of the plant is already connected to the grid, a positive sign of successful implementation. The remaining three phases of the project are on track for completion by March 2025.
Rising Power Demand: Telangana’s Proactive Steps to Meet Increasing Needs
With Telangana’s power demand projected to reach 22,288 MW by 2028-29 and further rise to 31,809 MW by 2034-35, the state government is proactively preparing to fulfill this burgeoning need. By ramping up power generation capacity, such as the addition of the Yadadri Thermal Power Plant, Telangana aims to meet the growing demand and ensure a steady supply of electricity to its residents and industries.
Telangana’s commitment to renewable energy and its proactive measures positioning green power at the core of its energy policy showcase its dedications towards sustainable development. With the involvement of experts, intellectuals, and mandatory green power provisions for multinational companies, Telangana is paving the way to both an environmentally friendly and economically thriving state.
