Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka of Telangana has urged officials to accelerate preparatory works for Singareni's upcoming renewable energy projects. These projects include an 800 MW floating solar plant, a 500 MW wind power plant, and a 500 MW pumped storage power plant. During a recent review meeting with officials, Vikramarka stressed the need for swift action on these initiatives, pushing for completion within set deadlines. He specifically instructed officials to secure permissions from the Irrigation department for proposed floating solar plants and emphasized the importance of profitability in project execution. Additionally, he highlighted the significance of utilizing advanced technology to enhance project feasibility. The Deputy CM also reviewed progress on other initiatives like the Green Hydrogen Plant and Battery Storage System proposed by SCCL. He advocated for the development of a centralized dashboard to monitor all energy department projects in real-time. Furthermore, Vikramarka discussed collaborations with Rajasthan for a 1,500 MW solar power plant and an 800 MW thermal project. His directive to swiftly present these proposals in the Cabinet underlines the government's commitment to promoting renewable energy and innovative technologies for sustainable development.