REConnect Energy Solutions won the competitively tendered project after an e-reverse auction managed by TERI, with the approved tariff about 37.6% below BRPL’s earlier Kilokari battery pilot. The storage system is designed for peak shaving, grid stabilization, deferred capacity augmentation and emergency backup across South and West Delhi. DERC directed that energy-arbitrage gains be passed through to consumers and required BRPL to report semi-annually on arbitrage performance and annually on net consumer benefits.
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