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Tender Issued for Floating Solar Park with Battery Storage in Mauritius
NTPC (Mauritius) Energy has issued a tender for a floating solar park with integrated battery storage. This project will be developed at the Tamarind Falls Reservoir in Mauritius. Interested parties can submit their bids until December 7, 2026.
NTPC, operating on behalf of NTPC (Mauritius) Energy, has recently issued a tender for the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) of an innovative energy project. This initiative involves the development of a floating solar power park that will be seamlessly integrated with an advanced battery energy storage system (BESS). The designated location for this sustainable endeavor is the Tamarind Falls Reservoir in Mauritius.
This tender presents a significant opportunity for project developers, technology providers, and construction companies specializing in renewable energy and energy storage solutions. The EPC package encompasses full responsibility for the design, material procurement, and construction of both the floating solar park and its accompanying battery storage system. The synergy between these two technologies is crucial for establishing a stable and reliable energy supply, particularly in an island nation where grid stability is paramount.
The deployment of a BESS alongside a solar power plant enables Mauritius to efficiently store generated solar energy and utilize it during peak demand periods or when solar irradiance is low. This approach significantly reduces reliance on fossil fuels and contributes substantially to the nation's sustainable energy objectives. Furthermore, floating solar parks effectively utilize water surfaces that would otherwise remain unused, thereby optimizing land utilization.
Interested parties are invited to submit their bids for this comprehensive project. The final deadline for submitting proposals has been set for December 7, 2026. This timeline provides potential bidders with ample opportunity to develop detailed and competitive plans that meet the technical and operational requirements set forth by NTPC (Mauritius) Energy.
This information is sourced from Mercom India.
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