Jindal India Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of BC Jindal Group, announces 1 GWh foray into BESS

Jindal India Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of BC Jindal Group, has announced its entry into the fast-growing Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) sector. The company plans to set up a 1 GWh battery assembly line by 2025, using lithium iron phosphate (LFP) chemistry.

This initiative will be followed by a significant expansion of battery cell manufacturing with a capacity of 5 GWh by 2027, helping to meet India’s growing demand for energy storage solutions.

To ensure high quality standards, Jindal India Renewable Energy plans to collaborate with a global technology leader. Battery storage technology is essential to stabilise the grid and support the government’s drive towards renewable energy as it enables efficient storage and power supply during peak demand periods.

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Punit Gupta, Director, Jindal India Renewable Energy, said, “We are proud to step in and meet the growing demand for energy storage solutions in India. By investing in BESS, we are not only expanding our portfolio but also contributing to grid stability and integration of renewables.”

The announcement is part of JIRE’s broader goal of generating 5 GW of electricity from solar, wind and hybrid sources, complementing its photovoltaic (PV) cell and module manufacturing projects.

As a division of the USD 2.5 billion BC Jindal Group, JIRE represents the conglomerate’s strategic shift towards sustainable energy solutions.