Hyderabad, March 21, 2025: The Power Engineers Association has expressed its appreciation for the state government’s substantial allocation to the power sector in the latest budget. The association hailed the move as a historic step toward strengthening Telangana’s energy infrastructure and ensuring uninterrupted power supply to consumers.
Speaking on Thursday, Power Engineers Association State President Ratnakar Rao and Secretary General Sadanandam welcomed the unprecedented allocation of ₹21,221 crore to the energy department. They highlighted that this represents an increase of ₹4,815 crore compared to the previous year, demonstrating the government’s commitment to the sector. The association extended its gratitude to Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka for prioritizing power sector development and ensuring adequate financial support.
Strengthening Power Infrastructure
The association praised the efforts of Transco and DISCOMs in implementing measures to handle the surge in power demand during the ongoing summer season. They emphasized the critical role of a well-maintained transmission and distribution network in delivering uninterrupted electricity to consumers, particularly farmers and industries.
Highlighting the need for long-term energy planning, they called for the establishment of new power plants to meet the rapidly increasing electricity demand in the state. They stressed the importance of diversified energy generation, including solar, wind, and reverse pumping technologies under the GENCOs (Generation Corporations).
Commitment to Quality Power Supply
The association urged power engineers across the state to work with dedication and provide efficient, high-quality services to farmers, industries, and households. They emphasized that improved performance in power companies would not only ensure better service delivery but also enhance the sector’s reputation at the national level.
Government’s Vision for the Energy Sector
With the increased budget allocation, the Telangana government is expected to focus on:
- Expanding renewable energy projects to reduce dependence on conventional power sources.
- Strengthening transmission and distribution networks to prevent power outages.
- Upgrading existing power infrastructure to meet growing demand.
- Ensuring affordable electricity for all sectors, especially agriculture and industry.
The Power Engineers Association reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the government’s initiatives and playing a key role in the state’s energy development.
