The scope of work includes supply, civil works and erection of a 250 MW/1,000 MWh Battery Energy Storage System comprising 5 MWh DC containers equipped with Battery Management System (BMS) and Thermal Management System (TMS), along with 33 kV panel boards, 220 kV DC and AC cables, a 220 kV switchyard and associated accessories.
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The company said the project will integrate large-scale battery storage with existing thermal power infrastructure to support peak load management, grid stability and renewable energy integration.“This order marks a defining moment for SPML Infra, a firm commitment to the large-scale battery energy storage sector,” said Abhinandan Sethi, Managing Director of SPML Infra.
“Energy storage will define how India powers its future, and we intend to be architects of that transformation. Partnering with NTPC on this landmark project is both a privilege and a responsibility we embrace fully,” he added.
The infrastructure company said the order strengthens its strategic push into energy storage infrastructure and advances its partnership with technology provider Energy Vault Holdings Inc. for battery energy storage solutions in India.
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Shares of SPML Infra rose following the order win and were trading at ₹223.61, up 4.57%. The stock has jumped 28% over the past month and more than 33% in the last one year.
