Reliance Industries has taken a significant step towards revolutionizing the renewable energy landscape in India by commissioning its first solar panel manufacturing line as part of a larger USD 10 billion renewable energy plan. The company's ambitious targets align with India's goal of achieving 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 and Reliance's own commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2035. The firm is also making strides in battery storage production, aiming for a 30 GWh capacity that can be quickly expanded to 20 GW. Reliance's investment in 'giga factories' in Jamnagar and Kandla, Gujarat, signifies its focus on manufacturing solar modules, batteries, hydrogen electrolyser, and fuel cells, supporting the nation's energy transition objectives. Furthermore, Reliance's plans include the establishment of green hydrogen and green chemicals complexes, integrated compressed biogas plants, and multi-GW electrolyser manufacturing units. By leveraging its subsidiary, Reliance New Energy Solar, and recent acquisitions like REC Group, the company is poised to lead in solar production and other renewable energy components. The strategic investments in green energy manufacturing facilities and R&D centers demonstrate Reliance's commitment to sustainability and innovation in the energy sector, positioning itself as a key player in India's renewable energy journey.