Reliance Infrastructure to Build Advanced Solar and Battery Manufacturing Hub to Cut Imports

The Anil Ambani–led Reliance Group announced that its subsidiary, Reliance Infrastructure, will build one of India’s most advanced and fully integrated solar manufacturing platforms. This new facility will cover the entire value chain, from ingots and wafers to solar cells and final modules, using next-generation technology.

Meeting India’s Massive Solar Demand by 2030

India is expected to require 5,560 GW of solar modules every year by 2030, but the country’s current upstream manufacturing capacity is far below this demand. The new facility aims to close this gap and reduce the nation’s dependence on imported solar components, especially from China. The platform is designed to support India’s push for energy security and cleaner power generation.

Building a Complete Battery Manufacturing Ecosystem

Reliance Infrastructure is also creating an end-to-end battery manufacturing setup, which will include cell production, pack assembly, and large-scale containerised battery energy storage systems (BESS).

India currently has less than 1 GWh of stationary energy storage capacity, but this is expected to rise to 250 GWh by 2032. At present, domestic manufacturers supply less than 10% of the total expected demand, making this expansion crucial.

Reliance NU Energies Drives RTC Renewable Power

In a related update, Reliance Power shared that its arm, Reliance NU Energies, is moving beyond standard solar plants and focusing on hybrid and round-the-clock (RTC) renewable energy solutions, ensuring consistent, firm green power throughout the day.

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Reliance Infrastructure Share Price Movement

Reliance Infrastructure share price (NSE: RELINFRA) closed at ₹146.97, down 5% on December 8. During the session, the stock opened at ₹150 and touched a high of ₹150.65, while the day’s low matched the closing price at ₹146.97, which also marks its 52-week low. The company currently holds a market cap of ₹6,000 crore and trades at a P/E ratio of 1.93. Reliance Infrastructure does not offer a dividend yield, and its 52-week high stands at ₹423.40.

Conclusion

Reliance Infrastructure’s new solar and battery manufacturing ecosystem aims to reduce import dependence, strengthen India’s clean-energy supply chain, and meet the huge surge in renewable power demand. With integrated manufacturing and advanced BESS solutions, the Reliance Group is positioning itself as a key player in India’s clean-energy future.

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