Reliance Industries Ltd has commissioned its first line for the manufacture of solar panels and is on the way to building battery storage production facilities, the firm said in a presentation of investors.
The trust, the largest conglomerate in India, whose interest covers from oil and petrochemicals to telecommunications and retailers, had presented a plan of $ 10 billion renewables, storage and hydrogen as it pursued the net state of zero emissions in 2035.
“First line of photovoltaic solar modules (it has been) in charge,” Reliance said in an investor presentation that announces profits of the fiscal year 2015 on Friday.
The firm led by billionaire Mikesh Abani joins people such as the Adani group, Tatas, where Energie and Vikram Solar that manufacture photovoltaic solar modules.
The Government has ordered that as of June 2026, all clean energy projects must use onlyvoltaic modules (PV) made of cells produced locally with a vision of dependence on Chinese imports and increase domestic capabilities.
The manufacture of national solar panels will help India achieve its widest target of 500 gigawatts (GW) or renewable energy capacity by 2030.
Reliance is building ‘giga factories’ in a 5,000 -acres site in Jamnagar in Gujarat, producing FV modules, batteries, hydrogen electrols and fuel cells. Photovoltaic modules, commonly known as solar panels, are devices that convert sunlight directly into electricity using the photovoltaic effect.
The capacity of 10 gigawatts per year “is designed in such a way that we can quickly increase to 20 GW,” said V Srikanth Venkatachari, financial director (CFO) or Reliance, in The Investor Call.
He said the company also focuses on 30 GWH or battery manufacturing.
The “initial capacity of 20 GWh (IS) expandable modularly,” said the presentation.
In renewable energy generation, he said that the company is analyzing the land and transmission to generate 150 billion electricity units.
In addition, it is building a completely integrated green hydrogen complex to green chemicals in Kandla in Gujarat. It will house the manufacture of multi -GW electrolyser.
Reliance is also building 55 integrated compressed biogas (CBG) plants for 2025, according to the presentation. The company currently has 10 operational plants.
All this will help to depend on “becoming one of the” Energy and Materials “World Energy Company”, he added.
“We have commissioned the first manufacturing panels of the solar module at Gigawatt scale” that can generate 720 watts in Peak, Srikanth Maid. “The greatest panel we have is possible. So that is already commissioned.” Throughout the solar chain, engineering is complete, long articles and acquisitions are completed and construction is carried out in full swing, he said.
He said that the Earth in the Kutch region of Gujarat would be used to generate electricity from sunlight. “The work has already begun.” In Kandla, Reliance has 2,000 acres of land where a green hydrogen ecosystem can reach. To help the production of green hydrogen, Reliance has sewed joint companies that will make electrolys (used to divide water into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity).
The company’s new energy subsidiary is building a green energy manufacturing complex of $ 7.2 billion in Jamnagar, Gujarat. The site will possibly include solar photovoltaic energy systems, battery and storage cells, electrolisios, raw and auxiliary materials, energy electronics and semiconductor production facilities, and an R & D.
Reliance New Energy Solar acquired Rec Group in 2021 and is taking advantage of the technology of the Solar Company and Singapore headquarters.
Posted on April 27, 2025