Both the Telugu Desam Party and the state government have discussed this, TDP spokesperson and chairman of the state biodiversity board N Vijaya Kumar said.
The victory in the legal battle, which started in 2012, will now lead to ₹2,500 crore saving for the PSPCL as the power corporation is deducting 9.4 paise per unit from the NPL since it started operation.
TSPL blames PSPCL for coal shortage after PSPCL issued default notices for insufficient coal stock. TSPL claims PSPCL failed to ensure coal supply per their agreement.
According to its roadmap, UPPCL needs to arrange 21,500 MW of renewable power by 2031-32 to meet its RPO obligations. This includes 8,500 MW of solar power, and 6,500 MW each of wind and hydro power.