Reliance signs $80-bln MoU with Indian government
India The 10-to-15-year plan calls for construction of a 100-GW renewable energy power plant and development of a green hydrogen system.
Scouting for land for the renewable facility is underway in Kutch, Banaskantha and Dholera. The company has requested a site of 1,820 square kilometres.
Further investments will be made to set up integrated renewable manufacturing, consisting of solar modules, electrolysers, energy-storage batteries and fuel cells.
Additional investments will be made by the company to upgrade the Jio Network to 5G over five years.
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