Reliance Infra to Enter Renewable Energy Manufacturing
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Reliance Infra to Enter Renewable Energy Manufacturing

Reliance Infrastructure (RInfra) is expanding its business portfolio by entering the renewable energy equipment manufacturing sector. The company has appointed Ivan Saha as CEO of renewable manufacturing and Mushtaque Hussain as CEO of battery manufacturing to lead this new initiative.

As part of its strategy, RInfra is establishing a solar manufacturing unit aimed at increasing domestic production of solar panels and components. This move aligns with India's objective of achieving self-reliance in clean energy and strengthening the renewable energy ecosystem. Additionally, the company is setting up an integrated battery manufacturing unit to develop advanced energy storage solutions, catering to grid applications and electric mobility.

RInfra is a prominent player in the infrastructure sector, with operations spanning metro rail projects, toll roads, and power distribution. By diversifying into renewable energy manufacturing, the company aims to leverage the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions and contribute to the expansion of India's green energy sector.

News source: Ahmedabad Mirror

Reliance Infrastructure (RInfra) is expanding its business portfolio by entering the renewable energy equipment manufacturing sector. The company has appointed Ivan Saha as CEO of renewable manufacturing and Mushtaque Hussain as CEO of battery manufacturing to lead this new initiative. As part of its strategy, RInfra is establishing a solar manufacturing unit aimed at increasing domestic production of solar panels and components. This move aligns with India's objective of achieving self-reliance in clean energy and strengthening the renewable energy ecosystem. Additionally, the company is setting up an integrated battery manufacturing unit to develop advanced energy storage solutions, catering to grid applications and electric mobility. RInfra is a prominent player in the infrastructure sector, with operations spanning metro rail projects, toll roads, and power distribution. By diversifying into renewable energy manufacturing, the company aims to leverage the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions and contribute to the expansion of India's green energy sector. News source: Ahmedabad Mirror

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