At Reliance Industries’ 49th Annual General Meeting, Executive Director Anant Ambani outlined significant progress in the company’s new energy business, highlighting advancements in solar manufacturing, battery storage, renewable power generation, and green hydrogen. As Reliance positions itself to address India’s energy security, affordability, and sustainability challenges, the company is scaling up investments across the clean energy value chain, aiming to build one of the world’s most integrated green energy ecosystems.
Key Area
Latest Development
Significance
Green Energy Giga Complex
Commissioned the Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex at Jamnagar
Establishes a 5,000-acre integrated clean energy manufacturing hub
Strategic Focus
Expansion across solar, batteries, renewable power, and green hydrogen
Supports India’s transition to sustainable energy
Solar Manufacturing Progress
Metric
Status/Performance
Solar PV Cell & Module Lines
Commissioned and operational
HJT Modules Produced
Nearly 1 GW
Energy Yield Improvement
2% higher than conventional modules
Temperature Performance
15% better than conventional modules
Module Degradation
25% lower than conventional modules
Battery Manufacturing Expansion
Metric
Current Status
Integrated Battery Manufacturing Capacity Target
20 GW per year
Products to be Manufactured
Polysilicon, ingots, wafers, cells, modules, and glass
Cell Factory Capacity (Phase 1)
40 GWh
Commissioning Timeline
Expected during FY27
Equipment Status
Fully delivered to site
Revised Annual Capacity Commitment
120 GWh
Expected Impact of Battery Expansion
Area
Potential Benefit
Electric Vehicles
Increased battery availability
Data Centres
Enhanced energy storage solutions
Industrial Equipment
Potential demand growth
Energy Storage Systems
Improved grid and renewable integration
Renewable Energy Hub Development
Metric
Details
Land Allocated
550,000 acres
Objective
Deliver round-the-clock renewable power at gigawatt scale
Core Technologies
Solar generation and battery storage
Annual Green Electricity Output (Target)
Over 40 billion units
Share of India’s Annual Electricity Demand
Approximately 3%
Cost Positioning
Aims to be among the world’s lowest-cost green power sources
Green Hydrogen and Green Chemicals
Metric
Status
Alkaline Electrolyser Gigafactory
On track for commissioning
Green Products Planned
Green hydrogen, green ammonia, green urea, UAN fertilizers
Commercial Strategy
Monetisation through green molecule production
Major Green Ammonia Agreement
Detail
Information
Partner
Samsung C&T
Contract Value
$3 billion
Product
Green ammonia
Contract Type
Long-term supply agreement
Global Significance
Among the world’s largest green ammonia offtake agreements
Green Hydrogen Growth Roadmap
Metric
Target
Export Markets Under Discussion
Japan, South Korea, Europe
Green Hydrogen Equivalent Chemicals Capacity
3 million metric tonnes
Timeline
Next 10 years
Strategic Objective
Achieve commercial competitiveness in green hydrogen