Key Highlights
- Replus (LNJ Bhilwara Group) to scale up battery production from 1GWh to 6GWh in a year.
- Facility to integrate AI-driven automation, advanced cell chemistry, and sustainable manufacturing.
- Will support EVs (cars, buses, trucks) and grid-scale energy storage (ESS).
- Aligns with India’s ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ mission for self-reliance in battery tech.
Why This Expansion Matters
Replus a leading battery manufacturer under the LNJ Bhilwara Group is making a major leap in India’s energy storage sector. The company is expanding its capacity six-fold—from 1GWh to 6GWh—to meet surging demand for EVs and renewable energy storage.
What’s New in the 6GWh Facility?
✔ AI & Automation-Driven Manufacturing
- Robotic systems, laser welding, real-time monitoring for efficiency.
- Machine vision & automated material handling to reduce carbon footprint.
✔ Advanced Battery Chemistries
- Supports high-density cells, blade cells, and future tech like:
- Sodium-ion (Na-ion), LMFP, LTO batteries.
- Chemistry-agnostic approach to adapt to evolving market needs.
✔ Next-Gen Battery Solutions
- EV Batteries: For passenger cars, buses, and trucks.
- Energy Storage Systems (ESS):
- Advanced Battery Packs
- Liquid-Cooled BESS Container Solutions for grid-scale renewables.
Leadership Speaks: A Push for Clean Energy
Riju Jhunjhunwala, Vice Chairman, LNJ Bhilwara Group, said:
“This expansion marks a milestone in our commitment to India’s sustainable growth and energy transition.”
Hiren Pravin Shah, MD & CEO of Replus, added:
“With high-speed automation and next-gen tech, we aim to lead the global energy storage revolution.”
Boosting India’s Self-Reliance in Battery Tech
- Supports Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat initiatives.
- Reduces reliance on imported battery cells.
- Strengthens India’s position in the global EV and ESS supply chain.
What’s Next?
- Full-scale production expected within a year.
- Potential collaborations with EV makers & renewable energy firms.
- Could attract further investments in India’s battery manufacturing sector.
Final Takeaway
Replus’s 6GWh expansion is a game-changer for India’s clean energy ambitions. By integrating cutting-edge automation and futuristic battery tech, the company is set to power next-gen EVs and renewable energy storage, driving India closer to energy independence.