Archive · 21 Jan 2026
GoodEnough Energy to Invest ₹750 Crore in Battery Expansion
GoodEnough Energy is planning to invest ₹750 crore to expand its battery factory in Noida over the next three years.
Currently, the factory can make 7 GWh of batteries, but they want to increase this to 25 GWh.
This expansion will help meet the growing need for energy storage, especially for renewable energy projects like solar and wind power.
Batteries help store extra electricity and use it when needed, reducing the reliance on coal and diesel.
The company also aims to support electric vehicle charging infrastructure and reduce carbon emissions.
The Noida plant will create jobs and support local businesses in the supply chain.
GoodEnough Energy plans to invest ₹750 crore to expand its battery manufacturing capacity to 25 GWh over three years.
The company's current Noida facility has a capacity of 7 GWh and is already operational.
The expansion aims to meet the rising demand for grid-scale energy storage, particularly from renewable energy projects.
Battery storage systems help integrate solar and wind power into the grid, reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
The investment is expected to support electric vehicle infrastructure and reduce carbon emissions by 5 million tonnes annually.
- Who
- GoodEnough Energy
- What
- Investment in battery manufacturing expansion
- When
- Over the next three years
- Where
- Noida, India
- Why
- To meet rising demand for grid-scale energy storage and support renewable energy integration
- Investment Amount
- ₹750 crore
- Expansion Timeline
- Three years
- Current Capacity
- 7 GWh
- Target Capacity
- 25 GWh
- Initial Location
- Noida, India
- Annual CO2 Emissions Reduction
- 5 million tonnes
- Renewable Energy Target
- 500 GW by 2030
- Estimated Energy Storage Need
- 230 GWh
