The Board of Investment of Sri Lanka announced the tender, which seeks distributed battery systems across 25 grid substation locations rather than one single plant. The 1,000 MWh duration makes the tender material for peak management, renewable integration and grid reliability. For solar investors, the programme signals that Sri Lanka is starting to procure storage as core grid infrastructure, not only as a project add-on.
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