The ruling puts a major Maharashtra storage procurement back under scrutiny at a time when Indian states are trying to pair solar growth with dispatchable capacity. Mercom India reports that APTEL acted on the post-bid condition issue in the MERC-approved MSEDCL tender, a decision that matters for developers evaluating bid risk and tariff certainty. The case is a useful signal that late tender changes can materially affect bankability in India's BESS market.
Source: Mercom India. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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