Archive · 23 Jan 2026
Reliance Merges 16 Subsidiaries into Reliance New Energy
Reliance Industries, a big company in India, has combined 16 of its smaller companies into one big group called Reliance New Energy.
These smaller companies all work on different parts of green energy, like solar power, hydrogen, and batteries.
The Indian government approved this combination on January 21, 2026.
Reliance is building a huge green energy project in Jamnagar, Gujarat, where they are spending lots of money to make clean energy.
This change will help all these parts work together better.
Reliance is also setting up a very large solar factory and a battery factory to make lots of clean energy.
Reliance Industries amalgamated 16 subsidiaries into Reliance New Energy.
The subsidiaries are involved in various aspects of the green energy ecosystem, including hydrogen electrolyser production and fuel cell manufacturing.
The amalgamation was approved by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs on January 21, 2026.
Reliance is building a large green energy ecosystem in Jamnagar, Gujarat, including a 10 GWp annual solar manufacturing facility and a 40 GWh annual battery manufacturing facility.
The project includes solar, green hydrogen, batteries, and fuel cells.
- Who
- Reliance Industries Ltd
- What
- Amalgamation of 16 subsidiaries into Reliance New Energy
- When
- January 21, 2026
- Where
- Jamnagar, Gujarat
- Why
- To streamline green energy business operations
- Company
- Reliance Industries Ltd
- Subsidiaries Amalgamated
- 16
- Approval Date
- January 21, 2026
- Approval Authority
- Ministry of Corporate Affairs
- Green Energy Ecosystem Location
- Jamnagar, Gujarat
- Green Energy Components
- Solar, Green Hydrogen, Batteries, Fuel Cells
- Solar Manufacturing Capacity
- 10 GWp annual
- Battery Manufacturing Capacity
- 40 GWh annual