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What is NTPC Green Energy's 3,300 MWh BESS tender at Khavda, Gujarat?

NTPC Green Energy (NGEL) has invited bids for a 3,300 MWh standalone battery energy storage system at its Khavda renewable-energy site in Gujarat, with bids due 25 June 2026. It is one of India's largest single BESS packages of 2026 and, as of this briefing, remains open — no bidder has been awarded.

Published 4 July 2026 · Last updated 4 July 2026 · By Alpha Devraj ESS Research Desk

A brief on one of the largest battery-storage packages a central PSU has taken to market in 2026 — part of our tender tracker coverage.

Tender at a glance

FieldDetail
IssuerNTPC Green Energy (NGEL)
Capacity3,300 MWh, standalone BESS
LocationKhavda renewable-energy site, Gujarat
Bid submission deadline25 June 2026
StatusOpen — not yet awarded
Assigned toNone yet (bidding stage)

What it means

At 3,300 MWh, this is procurement at genuine grid scale — the kind of standalone-storage volume that keeps pushing India’s discovered capacity tariffs down. Gujarat continues to be the country’s most active price-discovery ground, backed by the central subsidy framework that underpins standalone projects.

As of this briefing the tender is open for bids and has not been awarded to any developer — we will update the assignee here once NTPC Green Energy announces the winning bidder(s).

Bidding in this tender, or one like it? We build TEV-ready financial models and DPRs — talk to our bid desk, or first estimate the economics.

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