Andhra Pradesh's Energy Minister, Gottipati Ravikumar, has unveiled ambitious plans to establish the state as a green energy hub in India. The target to export 3,000 tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030 is a significant step towards this goal. Projects like the green hydrogen hub in Pudimadaka, spanning 1,200 acres and backed by investments from partners like NTPC and Nredcap, highlight the state's commitment to renewable energy. Additionally, collaborations with companies like Reliance and Tata Renewable Energy Limited are set to boost green energy projects and generate renewable energy capacity. The introduction of a battery storage system and construction of new substations signify efforts to improve energy reliability and meet growing electricity demands. The government's support for initiatives like the PM Kusum scheme for farmers and its stance on not increasing electricity charges demonstrate a pro-consumer approach. Criticism of the previous administration's electricity pricing policies and handling of the power sector indicates a shift towards more sustainable and citizen-friendly energy practices in Andhra Pradesh.