Andhra Pradesh has introduced the 'Integrated Energy Policy' (IEP) with ambitious targets for investments and job creation in the green energy sector over the next five years. The policy aims to attract around Rs.10 lakh crore in investments and generate job opportunities for 7.75 lakh people. It focuses on promoting green energy projects such as green hydrogen, green ammonia, electrolyzer manufacturing, biofuel, and renewable energy sources like solar and wind. The policy includes incentives like investment subsidies, exemptions on charges, and infrastructure support to encourage investments in various clean energy sectors. One key aspect of the policy is the emphasis on power banking procedures to efficiently utilize electricity in the state, allowing companies with power plants to reuse electricity during off-peak periods. Additionally, the establishment of Renewable Manufacturing Zones (REMZ) and incentives for innovative renewable energy technologies aim to boost the state's clean energy infrastructure. The incentives provided by the policy cover a wide range of projects, including solar power, wind power, green hydrogen, green ammonia, desalination, and other renewable energy initiatives. These incentives include investment subsidies, exemptions on charges, and support for infrastructure development. The aim is to not only attract investments but also to create a conducive environment for the growth of the green energy sector, promoting sustainable development and employment opportunities. Furthermore, the government plans to set up a Clean Energy Knowledge and Skill Development Center to train professionals in the green energy field, ensuring a skilled workforce to support the growing sector. Overall, the Integrated Energy Policy of Andhra Pradesh seeks to drive investments, promote green energy projects, and create employment opportunities in the state's renewable energy sector.