Overview
- Naidu, who led a review in Amaravati on Tuesday, set a ₹4-per-unit target for electricity procurement costs.
- He told energy officials to avoid tariff increases and to prepare a plan that clears discom debts through tighter management.
- Officials outlined a path to about ₹4.10 per unit by 2028–29 and said improved operations saved ₹339 crore in 2025–26.
- They cited near-term relief for users by skipping true-up charges and applying a 13-paise true-down on bills.
- The agenda accelerates solar, wind, pumped storage and batteries, and adds an Energy University and an incubation fund to build local skills and startups.