India’s Sterlite sees $35 billion energy storage opportunity

Bloomberg

Sterlite Power Grid Ventures Ltd., one of India’s biggest private transmission companies, sees a $35 billion investment opportunity into grid-connected energy storage projects in the country over the next decade to support government renewables targets.
Chief Executive Officer Pratik Agarwal said he expects central and state governments to issue battery tenders totaling several gigawatts of capacity by no later than the end of next year.
“We as a transmission company are very keen to enter this space,” he said. Sterlite submitted bids for two projects in US this February, he said.
India is forecast to have 34 gigawatts of battery storage capacity by 2030, the country’s electricity power body Central Electricity Authority said in a report publicly released last month.

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