Reliance Industries has consolidated 16 step-down wholly owned subsidiaries into its clean-energy arm, Reliance New Energy Limited, strengthening its green energy business. Relying on the 2021-established unit, the move streamlines the group’s renewable energy operations and positions it for accelerated growth in the clean-energy sector.
The merger became effective on January 21, 2026, following approval from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. This development aligns with RIL's initiatives and substantial investments in expanding its energy business, which includes establishing a solar manufacturing facility.
The merger of entities spanning power electronics, green hydrogen, electrolyser manufacturing, energy storage, carbon fibre cylinders, hydrogen fuel cells, and infrastructure projects was approved following an order from the Regional Director, Western Region.
Reliance Power Electronics
Reliance Electrolyser Manufacturing,
Reliance Green Hydrogen and Green Chemicals
Reliance New Power Electronics
Reliance New Energy Storage
Reliance Carbon Fibre Cylinder
Reliance New Energy Carbon Fibre Cylinder
Reliance Hydrogen Electrolysis
Reliance New Energy Hydrogen Electrolysis
Reliance New Energy Power Electronics
Reliance Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Reliance New Energy Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Kutch New Energy Projects
Reliance Petro Materials
Kalamboli East Infra
Kalamboli North Third Infra