Surge in rooftop Solar across eastern Andhra Pradesh
Prudhvi Tej noted that APEPDCL had registered consistent and remarkable progress.Grid-synchronised solar rooftop installations expanded significantly from humble beginnings in 2012–13 to reach a cumulative 385.05 MWp across 64,889 systems by 2025–26. In the present fiscal, up to June 30, it was 90.28 MWp.“I attribute this surge to growing public awareness regarding renewable energy and rising confidence in central and State government incentive schemes” the CMD said.Services and SubsidiesMr.
- ▪Prudhvi Tej noted that APEPDCL had registered consistent and remarkable progress.Grid-synchronised solar rooftop installations expanded significantly from humble beginnings in 2012–13 to reach a cumulative 385.05 MWp across 64,889 systems b
- ▪In the present fiscal, up to June 30, it was 90.28 MWp.“I attribute this surge to growing public awareness regarding renewable energy and rising confidence in central and State government incentive schemes” the CMD said.Services and Subsidi
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Rooftop solar capacity is expanding rapidly across the eastern districts of Andhra Pradesh, with total installations crossing 475.33 megawatts (MW) across 88,561 consumers by June 30, according to APEPDCL Chairman and Managing Director Immadi Prudhvi Tej.Releasing performance statistics highlighting the utility’s growth over the past four financial years, Mr. Prudhvi Tej noted that APEPDCL had registered consistent and remarkable progress.Grid-synchronised solar rooftop installations expanded significantly from humble beginnings in 2012–13 to reach a cumulative 385.05 MWp across 64,889 systems by 2025–26.
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