Telangana has developed a comprehensive renewable energy policy for 2025 aiming to bolster its renewable energy and storage capacity additions by 2030. The state targets significant capacities of renewable energy from sources like solar, wind, energy storage, and distributed sources by 2030 and 2035. In addition, plans are in place to establish electric vehicle charging stations and produce green hydrogen with specific targets over the same period. Nodal agencies will play a crucial role in overseeing project registrations, capacity allocations, land provisions, and grant facilitations. The policy also emphasizes promoting innovation through incubation centers and startup funding. Various incentives have been introduced for different renewable projects, including solar, wind, pumped storage, and battery energy storage systems. These incentives encompass SGST reimbursements, investment subsidies, and exemptions, creating a favorable ecosystem for renewable energy development in Telangana. The state's focus on sustainability and clean energy signifies a positive step towards a greener and more energy-efficient future.