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Tata Power plans pumped storage projects for ₹13K cr
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|August 09, 2023
Tata Power, the energy generation and distribution arm of the $300 billion Tata Group, has partnered with the Maharashtra government to establish two pumped hydro storage projects (PSPs) in the state, with a combined capacity of 2,800 MW.
Tata’s initiative follows the move of rival, Adani Electricity Mumbai Ltd, which signed an agreement with the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority, a state government entity, seven months ago to supply electricity for the two upcoming Metro railway routes in Mumbai.
PSPs utilize water’s kinetic energy to create a stable power supply. During periods of surplus energy, water is typically transferred from a lower reservoir to a higher chamber. During peak demand, stored water drives power turbines, generating electricity.
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