Advait Energy Targets Q4 FY27 Start for Clean-Energy Manufacturing Facility on Dholera Corridor

Advait Energy Transitions is progressing with its clean-energy manufacturing expansion in Gujarat, with Phase 1 of its integrated facility at Gangad, along the Ahmedabad-Dholera Expressway, targeted for commissioning in Q4 FY27.

The upcoming complex is being developed to support multiple energy-transition technologies, including Battery Energy Storage Systems, electrolysers, fuel cells and other advanced power equipment.

In the first phase, the company plans to establish around 2.5 GWh of Battery Energy Storage System manufacturing capacity along with 100 MW of expanded electrolyser production. The project is expected to strengthen Advait Energy Transitions' shift towards manufacturing-led clean-energy solutions.

The company has also indicated strong business visibility for FY27. Its consolidated order book is expected to reach approximately ₹1,600–₹1,650 crore by the end of the financial year, supported by new contracts across power transmission, renewable energy and infrastructure.

Recent order wins include a ₹134.62 crore contract from Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company Limited for Emergency Restoration Systems and a ₹116 crore solar EPC project in Rajasthan through its subsidiary Advait Greenergy.

The development is significant for the wider Dholera growth corridor, which is witnessing increasing activity across semiconductors, renewable energy, industrial manufacturing and infrastructure.

Battery storage and electrolyser manufacturing are becoming increasingly important as India expands renewable-energy capacity and green hydrogen production.

With Phase 1 targeted for commissioning during January–March 2027, Advait Energy Transitions' manufacturing facility could add another major clean-energy project to the growing industrial ecosystem around Dholera.