Reliance Industries, under the leadership of Mukesh Ambani, is embarking on a green innovation journey encompassing solar energy, energy storage, and green hydrogen production. The company plans to initiate the production of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules by the end of the year, including advanced technologies like perovskites and back-contact HJT-IBC. Reliance's integrated solar production facilities and R&D capabilities signify a significant step towards enhancing solar efficiency and reducing lifecycle costs. Moreover, a state-of-the-art prototyping lab in India and an Advanced Solar Technology Lab in Singapore demonstrate the company's commitment to innovation in the renewable energy sector. To enable round-the-clock availability of solar energy, Reliance is constructing a 30 GWh battery manufacturing facility in Jamnagar, aiming to cater to various market segments with energy storage solutions. The company's vision includes a fully integrated battery giga-factory with smart, digital-native operations to ensure traceability and adaptability to evolving demands. In line with its green innovation strategy, Reliance is venturing into green hydrogen production by establishing a multi-GW electrolyser manufacturing plant by 2026. This facility will leverage Industry 4.0 standards and support multiple electrolysis technologies, emphasizing efficiency and cost reduction. With planned investments of up to INR 75,000 Crore, Reliance aims to revolutionize the production of green hydrogen and green fuels through advanced technologies like AI, IoT, and robotics. The company's holistic approach towards renewable energy solutions signifies a positive shift towards sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.