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The company targets about 25.8 percent average cell efficiency after ramp up and plans a separate ingot and wafer plant at Naidupeta for 2028. We keep the stage at construction until commercial output is confirmed.

This moves Waaree upstream into ingots and wafers, the stage before cells. It is also building a 10 GW integrated cell plant in Gujarat, which would take its cell capacity to about 15.4 GW from 5.4 GW.

The container line runs first, with pack and cell lines targeted within FY27. Waaree, best known for solar modules, is now adding battery storage manufacturing.

Cell revenue was only Rs 5 crore in Q1 FY27 and the 6 GWh date has slipped twice, so the ramp to full output is the thing to watch.

All four lines are installed and certified. Early output replaces imported LFP cells in Exide's own packs, so the real test is winning outside carmakers.

A small plant comes first so customers can test cells before the large line starts, which shortens qualification for carmakers.

The main steel structure was finished in April 2026. With captive demand from Tata Motors and JLR, Agratas carries less sales risk than other new cell makers.

The unexecuted order book was Rs 7,237 crore at the end of Sep 2026, up 32 percent, while this plant nearly triples its capacity.

The plant adds to Hitachi Energy's existing Gujarat factories and component plants at Mysore and Halol, and is expected to create over 1,000 jobs. Capacity has not been disclosed.

Described as India's first HVDC scheme awarded to a private developer through competitive bidding. Hitachi Energy and BHEL are building the terminals, and financing from Japanese banks closed in Feb 2026.

Adani's second HVDC win under competitive bidding, with GE Vernova T&D supplying the converter terminals. CERC adopted the tariff in May 2026 after 49 rounds of reverse auction.

Power Grid won the scheme in Aug 2026 and took over the project company in Sep 2026. GE Vernova T&D was named lowest bidder for the 6,000 MW converter terminals, though that is not yet a final contract.

The scheme connects new renewable capacity in Kurnool to the Telangana grid. Resonia beat Power Grid, Adani and others for it.

The lines will carry power from the 450 MW Shongtong Karcham and 150 MW Tidong hydro plants. IndiGrid is bringing the project into its trust at an enterprise value of up to Rs 5,316 crore, well above the cost estimate.

The contract award has slipped several times. In Dec 2025 the HVDC design began giving way to an AC only design over doubts about building HVDC above 4,000 m, and we have not seen a final award.

Built within 10 months of starting site work. Adani Green plans more than 10 GWh of storage additions in FY27 and 50 GWh within five years.

The upper reservoir is built and all major packages are awarded.

The government calls it the world's first integrated renewable energy storage project. Official records list it as commissioned in 2025, but the company has not confirmed this, so it stays at construction here.

Won in SECI's March 2026 auction with viability gap funding of Rs 18 lakh per MWh. A coal miner bidding for batteries shows how far state companies are moving into storage.

The contract requires at least 40 percent annual CUF and 90 percent of peak demand for four hours a day, which only works with storage. ACME expects CUF above 60 percent and signed a further 300 MW FDRE contract with SECI in May 2026.

Construction began in Jan 2026. The start date has moved from the second half of 2026 to 2027 or 2028, and financing papers put capacity at about 1.1 MTPA, so the phasing is worth watching.

A 10 year purchase agreement was signed in Mar 2026. Discovered prices of about Rs 55.75 per kg set a price benchmark for green ammonia in India's fertiliser sector.

Selected for Japan's contract for difference support in Jul 2026 for 228,000 TPA. Land is secured and front end design is done, but construction has not been confirmed.

The government calls it India's first commercial scale coal to ammonium nitrate plant, and the foundation stone was laid on 20 Jun 2026. The cost has more than doubled from the Rs 11,768 crore cited in Dec 2024.

Adani says the partners will co-invest in new transmission lines, clean generation and battery storage in Andhra Pradesh, but no power capacities have been given. Adani describes it as India's largest data centre campus.