Andhra Pradesh Renewable Energy Export Policy, 2020

Andhra Pradesh Renewable Energy Export Policy, 2020 is a Government of Andhra Pradesh policy implemented through the Energy (Power) Department, notified via G.O.Ms.No.20 dated 17 July 2020, and valid for a period of 5 years from the date of issuance.

The policy aims to promote large-scale renewable energy projects (solar, wind, and hybrid) for export of power outside the state by facilitating land, infrastructure, and regulatory support. For you as an MSME or energy developer, this policy enables setting up renewable energy projects with simplified approvals, land access, and long-term investment opportunities.

Key Features
Financial Assistance
Eligibility Criteria
Documents Required
Application Process

Key Features

Promotion of renewable energy export: Focus on setting up projects for supplying power outside Andhra Pradesh.
Large-scale capacity target: Aims to facilitate development of 120 GW renewable energy capacity.
Land facilitation mechanism: Government supports land aggregation and leasing through nodal agencies.
Plug-and-play infrastructure: Development of renewable energy parks with common infrastructure.
First-come-first-serve allocation: Resource allocation through transparent online application system.
Encouragement for manufacturing: Additional incentives for renewable energy equipment manufacturing units.
No procurement obligation: State DISCOMs are not obligated to purchase power generated under this policy.

Financial Assistance

Component	Assistance Provided	Detailed Explanation
Land Facilitation	Lease-based land access	Government facilitates land through agencies. Example: Developer gets land on long-term lease instead of buying outright.
Transmission Benefit Option	Exemption from transmission charges (Option-based)	If developer builds evacuation infrastructure → no transmission charges for project life. Example: Developer invests in grid → saves long-term costs.
Manufacturing Incentives	Electricity duty exemption (10 years)	For renewable equipment manufacturing units. Example: Factory saves electricity duty for 10 years.
Infrastructure Support	Park infrastructure development support	Roads, water supply, substations developed in energy parks. Example: Plug-and-play setup reduces initial cost.

Eligibility Criteria

Must be a registered company (private or public sector)
Must develop solar, wind, or hybrid renewable energy project
Project must be for export of power outside Andhra Pradesh
Must apply through Nodal Agency (NREDCAP)

Additional conditions:

Land to be obtained through land aggregating agency
Compliance with Electricity Act, 2003 required

Non-eligibility conditions:

Unregistered entities
Projects not aligned with renewable energy export objective

Documents Required

Company incorporation certificate
Project proposal / DPR
Land requirement details
Technical specifications of project
Financial details and investment plan
Bank details

Application Process

Option 1: Apply with Bullit, Recommended

Start instantly with our guided application support, where our team verifies eligibility, prepares documentation, and coordinates with the Industries Department on your behalf. Using our business loans and compliance calendar, you can track progress while focusing on project execution, we manage the application end-to-end.

Option 2 : Apply Online (Government Process)

Register on NREDCAP / State Renewable Energy Portal
Submit online application for project allocation
Provide project details and capacity
Select land requirement and location preference
Upload required documents
Application processed on first-come-first-serve basis
Approval and allocation of resources
Execute agreements (land, infrastructure, transmission)
Proceed with project development and commissioning
Track application status online