Andhra Pradesh wins National Energy Conservation Award 2025 for fourth consecutive year
Andhra Pradesh has won the National Energy Conservation Award 2025 for the fourth consecutive year, recognised for its efforts in energy efficiency across sectors. The award will be presented by President Droupadi Murmu on December 14 in New Delhi
Amraravati: Andhra Pradesh has clinched the National Energy Conservation Award – 2025 for the fourth consecutive year, recognised for its progressive and sustained rise in energy conservation and efficiency.
Chief Secretary K Vijayanand said the southern state won this award by demonstrating unwavering commitment across buildings, industry, municipal, agriculture, DISCOMs (distribution companies), and transport sectors to secure the first prize in the (Group II) category of the National Energy Conservation Award – 2025. “Andhra Pradesh has once again reaffirmed its national leadership in energy efficiency by winning the prestigious National Energy Conservation Award for the fourth consecutive year,” said Vijayanand in an official release.
According to the chief secretary, President of India Droupadi Murmu would present the award to Andhra Pradesh State Energy Conservation Mission (APSECM) on National Energy Conservation Day, December 14, at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi.
He said synergistic cooperation of all government departments, consumers, and stakeholders has been pivotal in securing this national recognition. Vijayanand noted that engaging all departments by establishing energy conservation cells with nodal officers across sectors contributed to winning the award.
Initiatives such as the Integrated Clean Energy Policy and Andhra Pradesh Industrial Development Policy 4.0 (2024–29), along with sector-specific policies for MSMEs, electronics, and food processing, as well as targeted programmes across domestic, industrial, agricultural, and building sectors, also played a role.
Meanwhile, S Nagalakshmi, chief executive, APSCEM, said outreach efforts will be expanded, involving departments, students, industries, and various other stakeholders to fully tap the state’s energy-saving potential.
