India''s first commercially approved Battery Energy
Delhi''s Power Minister Ashish Sood on Thursday inaugurated India''s first commercially approved and South Asia''s largest standalone
Delhi's first standalone battery energy storage system will enhance power supply for 100,000 consumers, ensuring reliability during peak demand and outages.
The Delhi government is building India's first large-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) at the BSES power grid in Kilokri, South Delhi. This system will store electricity in batteries and supply power during peak hours or emergencies. With a 20 MW/40 MWh capacity, it will provide four hours of daily power to about one lakh residents.
The minister added that the battery system will help balance the electricity grid, reduce pressure during peak hours, and support the use of renewable energy like solar and wind. This, he said, is part of Delhi's move towards greener energy, the media report added.
Situated in South Delhi's Kilokri, the battery system will operate with a capacity of 20 MW/40 MWh. The minister visited the site on Wednesday, and “This is like a huge inverter. It stores electricity and can be used during emergencies or power cuts”.
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