Draft Energy Policy Is A Living Document: Bhatti
The New Indian Express Hyderabad|January 04, 2025
"Our government is committed to fostering an environment where stakeholders feel heard and valued. The draft policy is a living document, designed to evolve with your inputs to address the dynamic needs of the state in renewable energy," Vikramarka told the stakeholders.
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The deputy chief minister informed the stakeholders—Solar Energy Corporation of India, CII, FICCI, NTPC, Access Energy, Renewable Energy, and other public and private agencies—that the objectives behind the renewable energy policy are to provide reliable and affordable power, ensure self-sufficiency and sustainability of Telangana power utilities, to encourage development of solar and wind projects, to promote the development of energy storage systems, to promote the production of green hydrogen and its derivatives, and to boost private investments in the state.

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