Reliance Industries (RIL) has embarked on pilot projects for its solar and battery energy storage initiatives in Jamnagar as a prelude to the upcoming production of 9.6 GW solar modules. The conglomerate, led by Mukesh Ambani, is venturing into a new energy business with a massive giga complex spread across 5,000 acres in Jamnagar, involving an investment surpassing $10 billion. Despite briefly mentioning the new energy business in its first quarter results for FY25, RIL is making noteworthy progress in establishing green energy giga factories, including advancements in renewable energy and hydrogen technologies. The green energy ecosystem planned by Reliance Industries encompasses integrated solar modules, a battery storage system, renewable energy for green hydrogen production through modular electrolyzers, and conversion of hydrogen into electricity via fuel cells. By strategically acquiring ten companies worth approximately $1.5 billion, securing land agreements for green hydrogen production, and participating in government schemes like Production-Linked Incentives (PLI), RIL is fortifying its position across the entire green energy value chain. The company's new energy business, estimated at $20 billion by Nuvama Research for FY26 sales, is anticipated to contribute around 12 percent to RIL's total valuation. Overall, Reliance Industries' ambitious foray into green energy in Jamnagar signals a positive trajectory, combining innovation, strategic investments, and a vision for sustainable energy solutions.