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India Will Soon Have its First Grid-Scale Energy Storage System

The energy storage solution in the national capital will help reduce the congestion of the grid and deliver more affordable and clean energy

January 24, 2018

/ Ankita Rajeshwari
/ Energy Storage, Market & Policy
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AES India and Mitsubishi Corporation have begun the construction of India’s first utility-scale energy storage system in the national capital. The 10 MW energy storage system will serve the grid operated by Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd (TPDDL), located in New Delhi’s Rohini area.

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