Nash Energy has officially commissioned a 2 GWh fully automated prismatic battery pack manufacturing line at its advanced facility in Dobbaspet, Bengaluru. This state-of-the-art production line marks the first phase of the company’s roadmap to achieve a cumulative 10 GWh battery pack manufacturing capacity over the next five years. Capable of producing battery packs ranging from 100 Ah to 314 Ah, the facility is designed to meet the growing demand for reliable, high-performance energy storage solutions.
Catering to Multiple Sectors
The newly operational automated line will serve the battery energy storage system (BESS) sector, as well as the electric vehicle, material handling equipment, and electric bus and truck segments. Equipped with cutting-edge manufacturing technologies and rigorous quality control systems, the facility ensures that all ‘Made in India’ products adhere to global safety and performance standards.
Driving India’s Renewable Transition
As India moves toward its target of 500 GW non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030, energy storage has become a crucial enabler of the country’s renewable energy ambitions. NITI Aayog reports that, as of November 2025, coal still accounts for 67.77 percent of India’s energy mix, while solar and wind contribute around 15 percent. With renewables gaining share, the demand for dependable energy storage solutions is expected to grow rapidly.
Building Indigenous Capabilities
Nash Energy, the first company to mass-manufacture LFP cells in India, is further strengthening its footprint with a dedicated India Engineering Centre alongside its existing R&D centre in Japan.
Sanjay Wadhwa, Chairman, Nash Energy, said: “We are making long-term investments to build indigenous capabilities and make India self-sufficient in energy storage technologies. The country currently lacks adequate R&D depth in this domain, and our focus is on building a strong foundation that can support India’s clean energy ambitions.”
He added, “As renewable energy becomes a larger part of the national grid, a robust energy storage ecosystem is not optional—it is essential.”
Market Outlook
Industry projections underscore the growth potential. The India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA) expects BESS capacity additions in India to increase nearly tenfold to 5 GWh, while MarkNtel Advisors forecasts the market to reach USD 1.2 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 27 percent.
This development positions Nash Energy as a pioneer in India’s energy storage sector, supporting the country’s transition to sustainable, self-reliant energy solutions.
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