The Kerala Cabinet has approved guidelines for the development of floating solar power plants in an effort to address the growing electricity consumption in the state. With a target of 3 GW capacity, the project aims to leverage Kerala's water bodies including reservoirs and mining pits for clean energy generation. ANERT will play a key role in overseeing the implementation of the project, which includes energy storage integration and potential green hydrogen production. The guidelines outline a structured framework to streamline approvals, project implementation, and ensure efficient execution. To encourage broader participation, the project will utilize government-owned and private water bodies for the installation of floating solar panels. The initiative will involve a single-window clearance system for faster execution, with different avenues for project implementation for both government and private developers. The state will establish committees at both state and district levels to oversee policy decisions, site identification, and approvals. The project not only aims to increase renewable energy capacity but also reduce the state's reliance on conventional power sources. By integrating energy storage solutions and exploring green hydrogen production, Kerala is positioning itself as a leader in renewable energy innovation. The success of the project will depend on efficient execution, continuous monitoring, and sustained investment in renewable infrastructure to meet the state's growing electricity needs while emphasizing environmental conservation.