As a lift to the inexperienced power sector, Minister for HRD and IT Nara Lokesh on Friday (May 16, 2025) laid the stone and carried out “bhumi puja” for the ₹22,000 crore ReNew Renewable Energy Complex in Anantapur, marking a milestone in India’s transition towards clear and sustainable energy.
In his public deal with, Mr. Lokesh noticed that the ReNew Renewable Energy Complex was going to be the cornerstone of India’s clear power revolution. “It is a symbol of bold ambition and sustainable progress of Andhra Pradesh. This is set for a revolutionary step towards energising hope, fuelling ambition, and lighting the way to a cleaner tomorrow,” Mr. Lokesh stated.
The Minister underlined the significance of renewable power, saying that it was not merely an trade however a large industrial motion. “This is like a bridge between today’s dreams and future responsibilities. We have free sunlight, wind and clean air. Let our future generations not pay the price for our planet’s degradation. Let this project be a leap that we take with a great purpose and determination, from fossil fuels to future energy,” Mr. Lokesh stated.
Crediting Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s “dynamic leadership” for attracting massive investments to the State, Mr. Lokesh termed him “Brand Babu.”, “Though we don’t have big cities such as Bengaluru, Chennai, or Hyderabad, we do have one powerful brand — our Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu. This brand is enough to bring industry bigwigs such as ReNew’s Sumant Sinha and TCS to the State,” the Minister maintained.
Saying that the huge industrial plans had been a part of the Telugu Desam Party’s “Super 6” guarantees, Mr. Lokesh reaffirmed the celebration’s dedication to producing 20 lakh jobs. “The ReNew project is projected to create at least 10,000 jobs for the local youth, both men and women, directly, and several more indirectly,” he stated.
Acknowledging the position of native farmers in making the ReNew venture a actuality, Mr. Lokesh stated the plant was being established as a result of the farmers of Rayalaseema district got here ahead to liberally give their lands. “I extend my wholehearted congratulations to all he farmers, who are stakeholders here. Their gesture would not go to waste,” he stated.
Published – May 16, 2025 03:44 pm IST
