Hyderabad: In a big step in direction of strengthening Telangana’s renewable power capability, Telangana GENCO, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Himachal Pradesh authorities for the event of two main hydropower initiatives for energy provide to Telangana. This MOU was signed within the presence of Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukku and Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu on Saturday.
This MoU marks a strategic collaboration between the 2 States, leveraging Himachal Pradesh’s wealthy hydropower potential and Telangana’s dedication to sustainable power options. The proposed initiatives, Seli (400MW) and Meyar (120MW), will contribute to Telangana’s rising demand for clear power and assist in reaching long-term power safety.
Talking on the signing ceremony in Shimla, Bhatti said, “Our authorities is dedicated in direction of guaranteeing power safety for the states preserving in view its quick rising demand. Consistent with Telangana’s Clear and Inexperienced Power Coverage 2025, this MoU displays our dedication to diversifying our power portfolio whereas guaranteeing environmental sustainability. By partnering with Himachal Pradesh, we’re taking a big step towards securing cleaner, greener, and extra dependable energy for our future.”
Hydel energy is the finest supply of dependable renewable power energy. When in comparison with thermal energy, the variable price of Hydel energy manufacturing is extraordinarily low. Additional, the price for thermal energy manufacturing will increase yearly, whereas the price of Hydel energy technology reduces.
Himachal Pradesh, having been blessed with perennial Himalayan rivers, has potential to generate Hydel Energy for 9 to 10 months a 12 months as in comparison with the restricted interval of Hydel energy technology on South Indian rivers. By signing this MoU, Telangana authorities envisages to make use of this pure useful resource of our nation in Himachal Pradesh, to supply inexpensive, dependable and inexperienced energy to the folks of Telangana.
These initiatives have been assigned to Telangana Genco on nomination foundation. The Telangana authorities has been actively working in direction of growing its renewable power share, and this settlement highlights the significance of inter-state cooperation in India’s power sector. This partnership is predicted to spice up Telangana’s energy technology capabilities whereas additionally supporting Himachal Pradesh’s efforts to utilise its hydroelectric sources optimally.
