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Replus Engitech To Supply 1.5 GWh BESS Capacity To Indus Towers Over Two Years

Mumbai: Replus Engitech Private Limited, a subsidiary of HEG Advanced Materials Limited, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Indus Towers Limited to explore collaboration on Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) solutions for telecom infrastructure in India. Production Capacity Commitment Under the MoU, Replus Engitech will make available dedicated BESS production capacity of 1.5…

Replus Engitech To Supply 1.5 GWh BESS Capacity To Indus Towers Over Two Years

Mumbai: Replus Engitech, a HEG Advanced Materials subsidiary, has entered into an MoU with Indus Towers to develop Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) solutions for India's telecom sector. The agreement pledges to supply 1.5 GWh of BESS capacity over two years to support telecom energy demands. Replus is expanding its battery production portfolio to include higher-capacity systems and exploring advanced technologies such as sodium-ion batteries to improve reliability, efficiency, and performance.

CEO Hiren Pravin Shah emphasized the initiative's goal to build a made-in-India energy storage ecosystem and enhance domestic manufacturing capabilities for telecom infrastructure.

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