ACME Solar Places Order for More than 3.1 GWh of BESS with Zhejiang Narada and Trina Storage
This marks one of the largest battery storage procurements in India to date and will support the deployment of BESS across ACME Solar’s multiple renewable energy FDRE (Firm & Dispatchable Renewable Energy) and battery linked projects, scheduled for commissioning over the next 12-18 months across multiple states in India.
July 07, 2025. By News Bureau
This marks one of the largest battery storage procurements in India to date and will support the deployment of BESS across ACME Solar’s multiple renewable energy FDRE (Firm & Dispatchable Renewable Energy) and battery linked projects, scheduled for commissioning over the next 12-18 months across multiple states in India.
The delivery is planned in a phased manner over the next four to eight months of the current fiscal year. Importantly, order value of these systems is well within the budgeted cost enabling overall capex efficiency while maintaining focus on technical performance and supplier reliability.
Moreover, the early procurement of these systems would accelerate execution timelines and enable timely revenue realization.
The advanced BESS equipment conforms to global standards including IEC and UL, ensuring best-in-class safety, performance and reliability. This significant order underscores ACME Solar’s commitment to accelerating clean energy adoption and enhancing grid stability in one of India’s fastest-growing renewable energy regions.
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