Andhra Pradesh Integrated Clean Energy Policy 2024 – New & Renewable Energy Development Corporation of Andhra Pradesh Ltd.

Andhra Pradesh Integrated Clean Energy Policy 2024

Fragmentation across solar, wind, PSP, and hydrogen policies created regulatory confusion and inefficiencies.
Andhra Pradesh’s large renewable energy potential (solar: 38.5 GWp; wind: 123 GW; PSP: 43 GW) remained underutilized due to poor coordination.
Lack of grid stability and round-the-clock (RTC) power options from renewable sources hindered DISCOMs and industries.
Absence of cohesive support for emerging sectors like battery storage and green hydrogen.
Complex and time-consuming approval processes discouraged private sector investment and innovation.

Andhra Pradesh Integrated Clean Energy (ICE) Policy 2024 was launched to unify all clean energy development under a single framework.
Designation of NREDCAP as the State Nodal Agency, with powers to oversee applications, incentives, land allocation, and grid coordination.
Operationalization of a Single Window Portal for project applications, resource mapping, and policy-linked incentives.
Promotion of Distributed Energy Resources, Green Hydrogen Export Hubs, and Renewable Energy Manufacturing Zones.
Clear timelines for commissioning, bank guarantees, and grid access to increase project transparency and execution pace.

Revived over 3,000 MW of legacy solar and wind projects through policy migration.
Initiated 12 GW of Pumped Storage Power (PSP) development across 10 sites.
Attracted ₹50,000 Crore worth of clean energy investments within five months of policy notification.
Enabled large-scale adoption of RTC energy supply models and open access frameworks.
Positioned Andhra Pradesh as a front-runner in green hydrogen, RE manufacturing, and clean energy employment generation.

For more information, please contact:
M Kamalakar Babu at vc@nredcap.in

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