Archive · 21 Jan 2026
India's Largest Battery Storage System Coming to Nandyal
India is building its largest battery storage system in Nandyal.
This big battery can store a lot of energy from the sun and wind and give it back to the cities when they need it most, like during hot summers or emergencies.
It's being built on a big piece of land and will help make sure there's always enough electricity.
The government and local leaders are working together to make this happen quickly.
It's a big deal because it will help the environment and bring more jobs and money to the area.
India's largest battery energy storage system (BESS) with a capacity of 600/1200 megawatts is being established in Nandyal.
The project is being set up over 38.4 acres in Nandipadu village, Kolimigundla mandal, with approvals from the Government of India.
The project is targeted for completion by December 2024 and is expected to enhance the district's recognition nationally and internationally.
The BESS aims to provide uninterrupted electricity supply of up to 1200 MW during peak summer months or emergency situations.
The project is designed to store energy from renewable sources like solar and wind, enhancing energy efficiency and grid stability.
- Who
- Government of India, Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI), District Administration of Nandyal
- What
- Establishment of India's largest battery energy storage system (BESS)
- When
- Expected completion by December 2024
- Where
- Nandipadu village, Kolimigundla mandal, Nandyal district
- Why
- To provide uninterrupted electricity supply, enhance grid stability, and support renewable energy utilization
- Location
- Nandipadu village, Kolimigundla mandal, Nandyal district
- Capacity
- 600/1200 megawatts
- Land Area
- 38.4 acres
- Expected Completion
- December 2024
- Key Stakeholders
- Government of India, Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI), District Administration
- Purpose
- Uninterrupted electricity supply, grid stability, renewable energy utilization