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The second phase of the proposed 100 MW Kasaragod solar park project will have a battery energy storage system alongside it, as per a decision taken by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE). The decision is meant to help power crisis-hit Keralam to meet its evening-hour peak demand. The 50 MW/100 MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) alongside phase II of the solar park will also complement the five BESS projects already under development by the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) to tap the surge in Keralam’s solar power capacity. (MW rating denotes the maximum amount of power that a BESS system can deliver at a given moment. MWh indicates the total amount of energy that the system can store.) Revised DPR The MNRE had accorded approval for the establishment of the 100 MW Kasaragod Solar Park Phase-II at Cheemeni, Kasaragod district, on February 1, 2024. In April, 2026, a revised detailed project report (DPR) incorporating the BESS was approved by the MNRE. “In view of the acute power shortage in Keralam during the peak demand period, a 50 MW BESS is proposed alongside a 100 MW solar power plant. The KSEB has approved floating a tender for...

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“Projects of this scale require strong partnerships and a shared long-term vision,” Simpson said. “By working together, developers and energy retailers can help bring the new generation online faster, attract investment into critical infrastructure and support a more resilient and sustainable electricity system for New Zealand.” Mercury executive general manager wholesale Tim Thompson said the company was excited to back the Masterton project. “Solar will complement our hydro, wind and geothermal generation, adding further diversity and resilience to our renewable portfolio,” he said. “We’re investing significantly in new renewable generation ourselves, and this project is another way we can support development. Ultimately, adding more renewable energy to the grid will support greater system resilience and help power New Zealand’s future economic growth.” The development of the Masterton Solar and Energy Storage Farm is expected to create more than 100 jobs during the construction phase. Full construction is set to begin early in the new year. NZCE, which was founded in 2022 and is backed by Foresight Group, develops, builds, owns and operates utility-scale renewable energy projects across New Zealand. It has an extensive development pipeline with initial projects scheduled to commence construction in 2026 and 2027, including developments in Darfield...

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