The turnaround can be attributed to investor friendly policy, akin to the one that the Government of India took in 1991 with the New Economic Policy. The several steps that Telangana took includes: speedy clearance aided by a single window, 100 per cent refund on VAT and GST, refund on stamp duty, exemption from Land Ceiling Act, exemption from electricity wheeling charges and not running around to get approval from the State Pollution Control Board.
The most visible area of the state’s renewable energy push has been in public transport system. The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) for instance teamed up with TSREDCO to install solar rooftop systems on the bus stations, bus depots and workshops. In all, 97 bus depots and 364 bus stations have been covered and the savings are over Rs 2 crore per annum. What is more! It resulted in reduction in carbon emissions by 7,300 tonnes a year.
100 kWp microgrid solar power station and 460 kWh charging station was inaugurated by Delhi Power Minister Satyendra Jain at Malviya Nagar, Delhi. The inauguration took place in the presence of the Chairperson of Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC), Justice Shabihul Hasnain, officials of the Government of Germany & India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE).This smart power grid system is a pilot project. More such interventions will be done in the capital by the government.
It would help in decongesting of power lines and help in efficient management of load during the time of high demand for electricity. It would also ensure uninterrupted power supply to the people of the national capital. 
Government of Germany has provided assistance in the pilot project. The grid would be used to further enhance the power infrastructure of Delhi and come out with some innovative solutions. Power Minister’s aim is to endeavor in scaling it up to hundreds of megawatts. Plan is to install such grids in the capacity of 10 or 20 megawatts at different locations in the capital and make it reach up to 600 or 800 megawatts, so that energy fluctuation is minimal.
The power grid is unique as it makes use of solar panels to generate electricity. It has high-capacity energy storage batteries of 460 Kilowatt-hour (Kwh). This grid comprises of solar panels of 100 kilowatts peak (kWp), to generate energy.