India is pushing domestic manufacturing of advanced chemistry cells (ACC) for grid-scale energy storage. The Ministry of Heavy Industries has invited global bids for the remaining 10 GWh capacity under the ₹18,100 crore PLI scheme, after allocating 40 GWh to domestic players. This is critical for reducing import dependence and supporting renewable energy integration.
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- ›Total PLI Scheme Outlay: ₹18,100 crore
- ›Total Target Capacity: 50 GWh
- ›Target this Data: 10 GWh (open for bidding), 50 GWh (total target), ₹18,100 crore (total outlay), 40 GWh (already allocated)
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Ministry of Heavy Industries
- ›Target this Legal Point: PLI Scheme for ACC batteries (2021 approval)
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