Archive · 30 Jul 2026
AP Govt Sanctions Rs 1,381 Crore Advance Tariff Subsidy
The state of Andhra Pradesh in India decided to give a big money help to its power companies.
They will get a total of 1,381 crore rupees for the next year.
The money is split among three companies: one gets 332 crore, another 603 crore, and the last 445 crore.
The plan was announced by K Vijayanand, a top energy official.
This money will help the companies keep electricity prices stable for people.
Andhra Pradesh government approved Rs 1,381 crore advance tariff subsidy for fiscal 2026-27.
Subsidy split among three distribution companies: APEPDCL, APSPDCL, APCPDCL.
APEPDCL receives Rs 332 crore, APSPDCL Rs 603 crore, APCPDCL Rs 445 crore.
Allocation announced by K Vijayanand, special chief secretary, Energy Department.
Subsidy aims to support power distribution companies' tariff costs.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh government and K Vijayanand, Special Chief Secretary, Energy Department
- What
- Sanction of Rs 1,381 crore advance tariff subsidy for power distribution companies
- When
- Thursday (fiscal year 2026-27)
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, India
- Why
- To support the tariff costs of the state's power distribution companies
- Total Subsidy
- Rs 1,381 crore
- Fiscal Year
- 2026-27
- APEPDCL Share
- Rs 332 crore
- APSPDCL Share
- Rs 603 crore
- APCPDCL Share
- Rs 445 crore
- Announced By
- K Vijayanand, Special Chief Secretary, Energy Department