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ACME Solar Commissions Additional Battery Storage Capacity in Rajasthan

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ACME Solar Holdings (NSE:ACMESOLAR, BOM:544283), through its subsidiaries ACME Sun Power and ACME Surya Power, commissioned additional battery energy storage system capacity in Rajasthan, India, on May 11, according to two separate filings on Monday.

Shares of the company fell nearly 1% in Tuesday's trade.

ACME Sun Power commissioned 33.333 MW/160.484 MWh capacity at Phalodi and Jodhpur, while ACME Surya Power commissioned 35.715 MW/160.512 MWh capacity at Bikaner, the filings said.

Commercial operations for both projects will commence on May 13, it added.

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