Delectrik Systems will deploy the first utility scale Vanadium Redox Flow battery project of 100 MWh capacity in India. Delectrik won the tender in collaboration with Bondada Engineering and the project was awarded by NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC Ltd. NTPC is India’s largest integrated power utility with an installed capacity of over 90 GW It has a target to reach 149 GW by 2032. Out of the total, NTPC aims to have 60 GW of renewable energy capacity.
The installation will be based on Delectrik’s non-containerised Flow Battery product architecture suitable for large industrial and utility scale applications. The system will be deployed in 2027 at Khavda Solar Park which is slated to become the world’s largest RE park with 30 GW of generation capacity by 2029. The company had successfully deployed a smaller 3 MWh variant of a similar product in 2025 at Greater Noida, NTPC.
Dr Vishal Mittal, founder & CEO of Delectrik stated, “This will be a first non-lithium utility scale BESS project to be deployed in India and first project of this scale to be 100% designed engineered and manufactured in India.”
Delectrik is targeting an order book of, at the minimum, 1 GWh Flow battery capacity in the next 12 months across India, Australia, ASEAN, Africa and few other geographies.
