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ACME Solar Holdings (ACME Solar) has cumulatively operationalized more than 2 GWh BESS capacity in Rajasthan. The company is among the first Indian renewable energy companies to achieve this scale of energy storage deployment. With this, the company`s total operational BESS capacity cumulatively stands at 591.18 MW / 2031.24 MWh across various subsidiaries in Rajasthan. Overall, the company plans to operationalise 10 GWh of BESS by 2027. These BESS projects are designed to enhance grid reliability and optimise power utilisation by charging batteries during non-peak demand periods and discharging during peak demand periods. This capability will play a critical role in balancing energy supply and demand while improving the overall grid stability.

ACME Solar Holdings (ASHL), through its wholly owned subsidiary i.e. ACME Surya Power, has commissioned the fourth phase of 32.366 MW / 145.435 MWh capacity of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Project located at Village: Jaimalsar, Dist: Bikaner, State: Rajasthan, on 13 April 2026. The Commercial operation date (COD) for the stated phase-IV shall be 15 April 2026. With this, ACME Surya Power has achieved a commissioned capacity of 13 .50 MW / 626.875 MWh.

ACME Solar Holdings announced that ICRA has reaffirmed/ assigned the rating ICRA AA-; Stable for debt facilities aggregating Rs 2,500 crore.

ACME Solar Holdings, through its various subsidiaries, has commissioned additional 155 MW / 470.25 MWh of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). With this milestone, the company`s total commissioned BESS capacity stands at 297.67 MW / 951.74 MWh, out of total planned BESS capacity of 835 MW / 3,114.64 MWh across these SPVs. Powered by Capital Market - Live News

ACME Solar Holdings through its various subsidiaries has commissioned 142.67 MW / 481.49 MWh of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) in phase-1 out of its total planned BESS capacity of 585 MW / 2011.24 MWh under these SPVs. Overall, Company`s current portfolio requires installation of ~17 GWh of BESS in multiple phases across different states.Located in the state of Rajasthan, these BESS are connected with existing operational Inter-State Transmission System (ISTS) and will run on merchant basis on short term basis, generating additional revenue stream through price differential between peak and non-peak demand hours. Eventually they will be integrated with respective FDRE projects, which will then continue under the PPA for 25 years. These are designed to enhance grid reliability and optimise power utilisation by charging batteries during non-peak demand periods and discharging during peak demand periods. This capability will play a critical role in balancing energy supply and demand while improving the overall grid stability. Powered by Capital Market - Live News