RIL AGM 2025: Reliance Industries Limited is developing world's first integrated energy hub in Jamnagar, Anant Ambani made big announcement from RIL AGM 2025.
"We are rapidly constructing our battery and electrolyser giga factories. Our battery giga factory will start in 2026. It will begin with 40 GWh per year capacity and expand modularly to 100 GWh per year. Our electrolyser giga factory will also be operational by end-2026, with the ability to scale up to 3 GW per year. It will enable cost-competitive green hydrogen production at global scale, backed by exclusive global technology partnerships, and strengthened by our in-house capabilities. Together, these platforms create a multi-pronged, gigawatt-scale clean energy ecosystem – Solar, Battery storage, Hydrogen – all under one roof," said Anant Ambani.
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Our Solar PV manufacturing platform is already operational. It is demonstrating industry-leading performance. We have successfully produced our first 200 MW of HJT modules. These deliver 10% higher energy yield, 20% better temperature performance, and 25% lower degradation.…
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"Our Solar PV manufacturing platform is already operational. It is demonstrating industry-leading performance. We have successfully produced our first 200 MW of HJT modules. These deliver 10% higher energy yield, 20% better temperature performance, and 25% lower degradation," he said.
"Reliance entered the Bio Energy business with a clear mission – to help India achieve energy independence and empower millions of farmers as “Urja Daatas” – Energy Producers. This year, we are building 55 CBG plants with an annual capacity of 0.5 million tonne. Our target is to scale up to 500+ CBG plants by 2030. At Jamnagar, we have set up the world’s largest Bioenergy Technology and R&D Centre. I am especially proud of our agrivoltaics business, where Compressed Biogas (CBG) and Solar PV are deployed on the same land. By capturing biogenic CO2 from CBG plants, these hubs will become platforms for green chemicals, aiming at fossil parity. This model creates triple value for Indian farmers – green gas, green electricity, and higher rural incomes," he added.
