Indian Power Ministry has recently dictated that energy storage must be integrated alongside solar projects. This policy advancement aims to streamline renewable energy production, addressing critical grid stability issues. By 2030, India aspires to quadruple its renewable energy capacity from the current 101 GW. Yet, the integration of intermittent solar energy into the power grid
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