A small but firmed offtake deal, tracked as part of our tender tracker.
Juniper Green–SJVN firm renewable supply
Power
50 MW
Structure
FDRE
Stage
Contracted
Fifty megawatts of firm, dispatchable renewable supply — the contract shape that pulls storage into projects that would once have been solar alone.
pv magazine India ↗What it means
FDRE stands for firm and dispatchable renewable energy: the developer commits to supplying an agreed profile whatever the sun and wind are doing, which in practice means oversized generation plus a battery. The headline gives the contracted power but no megawatt-hours, so the storage block behind it is not yet public — the FDRE tender framework explains how those obligations are usually specified.
Fifty megawatts is modest next to the gigawatt-scale central rounds, and that is the point worth noting: firmed structures are no longer reserved for flagship auctions, they are becoming the default shape of ordinary renewable procurement under India’s storage-linked policy. Whether the battery ends up two-hour or four-hour changes the whole design, as we set out in 2-hour vs 4-hour BESS explained.
Structuring a firmed renewable deal? Talk to our team, or size the storage economics first.