The Solar Energy Corporation of India tender seeks 50 MW / 100 MWh of BESS capacity, structured around two-hour storage for short-term grid support. For the solar sector, the key signal is that storage is being procured as grid infrastructure rather than as a peripheral project add-on. The tender also gives developers and battery suppliers another benchmark for India’s emerging commercial model for flexible capacity.
Source: Saur Energy. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

The US Senate voted 73-25 to advance the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, a permitting reform bill backed by 300 solar and storage comp...

Energy stored in grid batteries across Australia's National Electricity Market reached a record 20.17 GWh, up 203% on the previous high set a year ear...

Panamint Capital has secured a $1.8 billion green loan for Big Rooter Power, a 1.2 GWdc solar project on reclaimed coal mine land at its Twin Oaks pow...