Process Of Generating Solar Energy With 40 MW Battery Storage Has Moved Forward:
Process Of Generating Solar Energy With 40 MW Battery Storage Has Moved Forward:
Rabindra Dhungel
The process of setting up a solar energy project with a battery storage plant is well underway.
An agreement has been reached between the Office of the Board of Investment and Rigen Energy Singapore JVB to prepare a detailed feasibility study report for the establishment of a solar power project to be connected to a 250 MW capacity grid with a 40 MW capacity battery storage plant. As per the agreement, two projects will be constructed at the rate of 125 MW in Kohalpur of Banke and Banganga of Kapilvastu respectively. In addition, a study will be carried out to set up a 40 MW capacity battery storage plant at the rate of 20 MW in both the places.
The total estimated cost of the project is 1crore 95 lakh.
The MoU was signed by Sushil Bhatt, Chief Executive Officer of the Board and the Development Manager for South Asia of the company.
As per the agreement, the company will have to prepare a detailed feasibility study report (DFSR) within 12 months of receiving the survey permission and submit it to the office of the Board of Investment.
The 44th meeting of the Board of Investment held on 5 Ashad 2077 had decided to allow the company to prepare DFSR and to provide survey permission for it. This project is the largest solar energy project in Nepal so far.
Rabindra Dhungel
The process of setting up a solar energy project with a battery storage plant is well underway.
An agreement has been reached between the Office of the Board of Investment and Rigen Energy Singapore JVB to prepare a detailed feasibility study report for the establishment of a solar power project to be connected to a 250 MW capacity grid with a 40 MW capacity battery storage plant. As per the agreement, two projects will be constructed at the rate of 125 MW in Kohalpur of Banke and Banganga of Kapilvastu respectively. In addition, a study will be carried out to set up a 40 MW capacity battery storage plant at the rate of 20 MW in both the places.
The total estimated cost of the project is 1crore 95 lakh.
The MoU was signed by Sushil Bhatt, Chief Executive Officer of the Board and the Development Manager for South Asia of the company.
As per the agreement, the company will have to prepare a detailed feasibility study report (DFSR) within 12 months of receiving the survey permission and submit it to the office of the Board of Investment.
The 44th meeting of the Board of Investment held on 5 Ashad 2077 had decided to allow the company to prepare DFSR and to provide survey permission for it. This project is the largest solar energy project in Nepal so far.
