The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority approved amendments to the wheeling auction process, letting the Independent System Operator require BESS alongside new renewable IPPs. Dawn reports the auction covers a notional 800 MW of wind and solar capacity and is part of Pakistan’s long-delayed move toward a more competitive power market. The government decided in July to make storage mandatory for bidders after grid planners flagged supply-balancing risks. For developers, the decision turns storage from an optional add-on into a core qualification for Pakistan’s next renewable procurement round.
Source: Dawn. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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