India’s Ministry of Heavy Industries received 22 bids for 10 gigawatt-hours of advanced battery cell manufacturing capacity earmarked for grid-scale energy storage, the ministry said through the Press Information Bureau. Technical bids were opened on November 11. The ministry’s announcement covered bid opening, with selection still to follow.
Amara Raja Advanced Cell Technologies, Exide Energy Solutions and Reliance Industries were among the bidders. The tender represents 10 GWh of the 50 GWh manufacturing target under the national production-linked incentive programme for advanced chemistry cells.
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