RIL, Amara Raja among 22 firms bidding for battery storage PLI
In short
RIL, Amara Raja, Exide and 19 other companies are bidding for 10 GWh of battery storage capacity under a PLI scheme.
The report matters because the winning firms could get support tied to battery storage manufacturing. It may shape competition among India’s clean-energy companies.
What the reporting says
RIL, Amara Raja, Exide and 19 other companies are bidding for 10 GWh of battery storage capacity under a PLI scheme, according to a BusinessLine summary. The reported bidder list also includes Avaada Electro, Fujiyama Power Systems, Megha Engineering and Infrastructures, Waaree Energy Storage Solutions, Godawari New Energy, Renew Photovoltaics and Sun Drops Energia.
Why it matters
RIL, Amara Raja, Exide and 19 other companies are bidding for 10 GWh of battery storage capacity under a PLI scheme, based on a BusinessLine summary. The named bidder list also includes Avaada Electro, Fujiyama Power Systems, Megha Engineering and Infrastructures, Waaree Energy Storage Solutions, Godawari New Energy, Renew Photovoltaics and Sun Drops Energia.