The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on ACME Solar, Fourth Partner Energy, Solidus Techno Power, and others.
ACME Solar Commissions Additional 17.91 MW/74.32 MWh Battery Storage Capacity in Rajasthan
ACME Solar Holdings has commissioned an additional 17.91 MW/74.323 MWh battery energy storage system at its firm and dispatchable renewable-energy project in Rajasthan. Announced October 23, the installation is located at Neemri village in Chittorgarh district and is being developed through subsidiary ACME Sigma Urja. The newly commissioned capacity has a commercial operation date of October 25, 2026. With this addition, the project’s cumulative commissioned battery capacity reaches 71.640 MW/297.292 MWh. The complete storage development is designed for 250 MW/1,069 MWh of discharge capacity. The latest commissioning represents another operational phase rather than completion of the entire battery project. The associated renewable generation infrastructure remains under development.
Fourth Partner Energy Completes 75 MWp Open-Access Solar Park in Maharashtra
Fourth Partner Energy has completed execution of a 75 MWp open-access solar park in Bodwad, Maharashtra. The development milestone was reported October 24. The project occupies approximately 185 acres and includes solar generation equipment and supporting electrical infrastructure. Grid connectivity has been established for 50 MW at the 132 kV voltage level through Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Company. Project execution involved land acquisition, civil construction, electrical works, transmission infrastructure and regulatory clearances. The company reported completing the development within its planned execution schedule. The solar park expands renewable-electricity infrastructure serving open-access customers in Maharashtra. Investment value, annual electricity generation and individual corporate offtake arrangements were not disclosed.
Solidus Techno Power Delivers 27.31 MWh Battery Storage System for 50 MW Solar Project in India
Indian renewable-energy engineering company Solidus Techno Power has delivered a 27.31 MWh battery energy storage system integrated with a 50 MW solar power project for industrial customer SBF Ispat. Announced October 23, the development was executed under a comprehensive engineering, procurement and construction arrangement. The integrated installation will enable the industrial customer to store solar electricity and improve the flexibility of renewable-energy consumption. Solidus is also expanding battery manufacturing activities through subsidiary XenRosh ESS. The project represents a completed equipment delivery and integration milestone in the company’s commercial and industrial renewable-energy portfolio. The companies did not disclose the project’s investment value, battery discharge power rating, annual generation estimate or electricity supply contract duration.
