During 2025-26, the installations generated 44,06,903 units of clean energy, resulting in savings of Rs 4.61 crore and avoiding 3,525.52 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions. During April-July 2026, the Division generated 19,90,741 units, saving Rs 1.85.54 crore and avoiding 1,592.59 tonnes of CO₂ emissions. The Division has also switched completely to LED lighting and installed solar water heaters with a combined capacity of 56,700 litres per day at running rooms, rest houses and hospitals. It has commissioned 81 solar-powered street lights and signal installations. Stations including Kadiyam, Dwarapudi, Madhuranagar, Sarpavaram, Uppuluru, Ulavapadu, Kavutaram, Nidamanuru, Moturu and Pedana have adopted green-energy initiatives. Vijayawada Railway Station has received IGBC Platinum certification for sustainable design, while 610 kWp of building-integrated photovoltaic rooftop solar panels have been installed across its platforms.