Reliance Industries has expanded its enlisted heterojunction technology (HJT) solar cell capacity to 3,369 MW annually under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy’s (MNRE) Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM-II), strengthening India’s domestic high-efficiency solar manufacturing portfolio. The latest, 14th revision of the ALMM-II list covers the company’s HJT solar cells manufactured at its New Energy Complex in Jamnagar, Gujarat.
According to the revised MNRE enlistment, Reliance’s annual listed capacity has increased from 1,238 MW recorded in August 2026 to 3,369 MW, equivalent to approximately 3.37 GW. The capacity covers HJT solar cells measuring 210 mm × 105 mm, featuring no busbar and PID-free specifications under the HJNxx model.
Reliance Industries HJT Solar Cell Specifications
The newly enlisted solar cells have an average efficiency of 25.57% and average wattage of 5.64 Wp. Their efficiency ranges from 23.80% to 26.20%, while wattage varies between 5.28 Wp and 5.79 Wp.
The enlistment is valid from April 13, 2026, to April 12, 2030, as specified in the MNRE list.
The revised capacity builds on Reliance’s earlier enlistment of 1,238 MW annually under the ninth revision of ALMM-II in April 2026, which was retained in the August 2026 update.
Reliance’s HJT Manufacturing Expansion in Jamnagar
The latest enlistment covers Reliance Industries’ solar cell manufacturing facility at the New Energy Complex in Navagam/Kana Chhikari, Jamnagar, Gujarat.
The development follows the company’s commissioning of its initial HJT-based solar module manufacturing line using technology acquired through REC. Reliance has established an initial manufacturing capacity of 10 GW, with the facility designed for modular expansion to 20 GW as market demand increases.
Reliance Industries is currently the only manufacturer listed for HJT solar cells under the relevant ALMM-II category, according to the revised list.
ALMM-II Enlistment Strengthens Domestic Solar Manufacturing
The expansion of Reliance’s enlisted HJT capacity adds to India’s domestic solar manufacturing ecosystem as the country continues to strengthen local production of advanced solar technologies.
The availability of domestically enlisted high-efficiency HJT solar cells could support solar module manufacturers and project developers seeking locally manufactured components in line with applicable ALMM requirements.
With its expanded listed capacity and plans for further manufacturing scale-up, Reliance Industries is positioned to contribute to India’s growing high-efficiency solar cell manufacturing segment.
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