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BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Barbados has launched the second phase of the competitive procurement process for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), which brings the island closer to
Up to 60 megawatts of battery storage will be tendered in what officials described as a competitive, transparent, and technically rigorous process. Projects will be backed by long-term,
subsidy of EUR0.14-29 per kWh. The funds will provide an operating subsidy to projects for each kWh of energy they discharge into the electricity market during peak demand hours when there is typically a
An integral component in achieving these policy objectives is the provision of concessions aimed at stimulating, in particular, private sector investment in the energy sector.
These will support the national grid for additional renewable energy integration. In particular, with a focus of facilitating the interconnection of residential and commercial solar systems
The tender process will open the door for developers to bid for up to 60 megawatts of battery storage. Projects must be at least 1 MW in size, and each bidder can be awarded up to 30
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