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Beyond Gigawatts: Why India’s clean energy future depends on storage intelligence
The battery creates flexibility. The intelligence behind it determines how much of that flexibility the grid can harness. The next clean energy benchmark for India, therefore, might not just be a new number of gigawatts. It might be the ability to get the maximum out of every gigawatt.
Oct 09, 2026
NTPC tenders 1 GW solar PV project in Andhra Pradesh and 3.3 GWh BESS at Khavda
NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd has invited bids for a 1 GW ground-mounted solar PV project in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, while NTPC Green Energy Ltd has tendered the EPC package for a 3,300 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) at its Khavda solar plant in Gujarat.
EU expert group urges curbs on high-risk solar suppliers
Cybersecurity experts advising the European Commission say PV components and software from high-risk third-country suppliers should be restricted in all market segments, including plug-in systems, and that inverters should face third-party certification under the Cyber Resilience Act.
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India’s energy security challenge is no longer about supply, it’s about resilience
As renewable energy capacity grows, variability becomes more important. Storage, flexible generation, stronger transmission networks and responsive grid controls will increasingly determine how reliably power can be delivered while grid stability is maintained.
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Smartgrid Analytics reaches 107 GW renewables milestone with Solvyn platform
Smartgrid Analytics develops AI-driven, utility-grade software to manage, optimize and control complex renewable energy assets. Its Solvyn platform combines real-time asset visibility, grid-compliant dispatch and AI-driven intelligence for renewable energy and grid operations.
SECI seeks developers for 800 MW/3,200 MWh standalone BESS
Solar Energy Corp. of India (SECI) has invited proposals to set up interstate transmission system (ISTS)-connected standalone battery energy storage systems (BESS) with an aggregate storage capacity of 3,200 MWh (800 MW x 4 hours). The projects can be located anywhere in India.
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