Reliance Industries (RIL), India's largest company, is embarking on a green hydrogen initiative at its Jamnagar refineries in Gujarat. The conglomerate aims to transition from grey to green hydrogen as part of its new energy strategy, with plans to utilize solar power for electrolysis. RIL's ambitious goals include reaching carbon neutrality by 2035. By investing in solar power generation and establishing a solar giga factory for manufacturing PV modules, cells, and more, the company is set to scale up its renewable energy capacity significantly by 2025. Additionally, RIL targets 100 GW of renewable energy production by 2030, with plans for a battery giga factory to support energy storage solutions and recycling. The company's visionary approach includes the construction of multiple Giga factories to foster a green energy ecosystem, partnering with global leaders in the renewable energy sector. These projects, taking place in Jamnagar's Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex, signify RIL's dedication to sustainable energy practices and a low-carbon future.