Delhi, India – On May 29, 2025, Delhi’s Power Minister Ashish Sood inaugurated South Asia’s largest battery energy storage system (BESS) at Kilokari. This 20-megawatt (MW) facility is designed to enhance power supply reliability for over 100,000 residents in South Delhi. The cutting-edge system employs Lithium Iron Phosphate technology, known for providing safer and more durable energy storage solutions.
Key Features and Impact of the BESS
- Grid Stabilization: The BESS stores excess electricity and supplies power during peak demand or outages, helping to stabilize the electric grid.
- Reduced Interruptions: It aims to significantly reduce power interruptions, ensuring continuous electricity for residents.
- Cost Optimization: By managing power supply efficiently, it helps optimize overall power costs.
A Step Toward Sustainable Energy Infrastructure
This project marks a major milestone in building sustainable and resilient energy infrastructure in South Asia. The government plans to deploy similar systems across other areas of Delhi and throughout India to:
- Support clean energy initiatives.
- Meet the rising electricity demands efficiently.
- Enhance urban energy management capabilities.
Voices and Vision
Minister Ashish Sood highlighted the importance of adopting modern technology to improve power management and provide continuous electricity to citizens. Both residents and energy experts have welcomed the inauguration, viewing it as a significant move toward energy security and sustainable urban living.
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