Indian Government’s Union Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI) announces the second round of global bidding for Advanced Chemistry Cells (ACC) manufacturing.
The Advanced Chemistry Cells (ACC) manufacturing tender shall come under the lucrative PLI Scheme of the government.
Recently, the MHI made a detailed presentation on the scope and objectives of the global tender of ACC manufacturing for creating 10 GWh ACC capacity.
ACC manufacturing tender witnessed robust participation from industry stakeholders and government organisations, including NITI Aayog, Ministry of Power and MNRE.
The new tender under the PLI scheme aims to be a significant step towards bolstering India’s capabilities in ACC manufacturing.
Further clarifications on technical specifications, eligibility criteria, and evaluation process were provided.
Under the ambitious PLI ACC Scheme, the Indian government aims to promote the manufacturing of technology-agnostic ACCs within the country, aligning with its commitment to fostering innovation and self-reliance in the renewable energy sector.
Speaking on the occasion, Union Minister of Heavy Industries Mahendra Nath Pandey acknowledged the event as an important milestone in the tendering process. He highlighted the importance of the PLI ACC scheme in advancing India’s position as a global leader in sustainable energy technologies.
The tender documents were available from January 24 and the bid due date is April 22. The bids shall be opened on April 23. The bidding process will follow an online transparent two-stage mechanism under the Quality and Cost Based Selection framework through the CPP Portal. This approach ensures fairness, transparency, and efficiency in the selection of bidders, thereby attracting the best-in-class global talent to contribute to India’s ACC manufacturing landscape.
The last date for receiving queries from bidders for ACC manufacturing is March 4.
For further information and updates on the PLI ACC Scheme and the global tender process, interested parties can visit the official website of the Ministry of Heavy Industries or CPP Portal.
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