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Reliance Industries aims to make clean energy accessible and affordable for all through its new energy vertical.
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The company plans to achieve Net Carbon Zero by 2035 and has set up the Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex in Jamnagar.
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Reliance is exploring various technologies, including sodium ion battery technology, green hydrogen production, and energy storage, to reduce carbon footprint.
Reliance Industries has announced its plans to scale up its clean energy initiatives, making it accessible and affordable for all. In its annual report, the company stated that its new energy vertical has set out on an ambitious journey to transform the global energy landscape. Mukesh Ambani, CMD of RIL, emphasized that India will play a leading role in this transformation.
The company has formulated plans to capture and recycle carbon, and is exploring various technologies to achieve its goal of Net Carbon Zero by 2035. The Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex in Jamnagar is progressing rapidly and will be one of the largest end-to-end integrated renewable energy manufacturing facilities globally. Reliance is also accelerating the commercialization of its sodium ion battery technology and has made notable progress in cost-competitive green hydrogen production.
