Group 1 - Reliance Industries has halted its plans to produce lithium batteries in India after failing to secure technology from a Chinese company, highlighting the challenges even the strongest Indian companies face in establishing an independent clean energy supply chain [1][8][16] - The company had intended to start battery production this year and was in talks for technology licensing, but negotiations stalled due to Chinese regulations on technology transfer [1][16] - Despite the suspension of battery manufacturing not causing immediate economic harm, it underscores the challenges to Reliance's ambitious green energy plans, particularly if bilateral relations with Beijing do not improve [3][10][16] Group 2 - A spokesperson for Reliance denied any changes to its renewable energy plans, including a battery super factory set to begin operations in 2026, asserting that battery storage system manufacturing and cell production are progressing well [3][10] - The situation reflects broader issues for Indian companies aiming to achieve substantial progress towards carbon neutrality, which may be hindered by geopolitical tensions [3][10][16]
爆料：“未获中国技术，印度企业叫停”
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-13 02:04