Waaree invests $200M in U.S. battery storage, aiming for 2,000 jobs and a cleaner energy future through advanced solar and storage tech by 2028.
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Waaree Solar Americas Investment in the U.S. Grows to $1.2 billion with New $200 million Boost

Waaree Solar Americas Inc., the U.S. arm of India’s Waaree Energies Ltd., has announced a fresh investment of $200 million in the United States. With this new investment, the company’s total planned investment in the U.S. will reach $1.2 billion by 2028. The announcement was made during the U.S. Department of Commerce’s SelectUSA Investment Summit in Washington, D.C., as reported by Solar Quarter.

The new funds will be used to build and improve battery energy storage systems. The goal is to boost technology and support the wider use of affordable renewable energy in the U.S.

Focus on Battery Energy Storage and Job Creation

Waaree’s additional $200 million investment is focused on developing advanced battery energy storage solutions. These systems store solar energy, so it can be used even when the sun isn’t shining. This is a big step toward making clean energy more dependable.

Dr. Amit Paithankar, Wholetime Director and CEO of Waaree Energies Ltd., explained the importance of this move. He said, “The additional $200 million investment in Battery Energy Storage will not only enhance our technological capabilities but also drive the mass-scale adoption of cost-efficient energy solutions across the USA.”

This investment will also create many new jobs, expected to add between 300 to 500 new jobs in the coming years. These new positions will be in areas like manufacturing, operations, and technology.

This is in addition to the 1,500 jobs the company has already committed to creating in the U.S. Altogether, Waaree’s projects could bring between 1,800 to 2,000 jobs to the country. This is a demonstration of Waaree’s commitment to supporting both the environment and the economy by investing in and providing clean energy and job opportunities for the local people.

Waaree adds solar module capacity in the U.S.

Apart from its investment in battery energy storage, Waaree has already increased the solar panel manufacturing plant in Brookshire, Texas. With a capacity of 1.6 GW, the plant is already providing high-quality solar panels to cater for the increased demand of solar panels in North America. As the plant doubles the production, it will serve to provide more homes, businesses, and industries in the U.S. with energy.

The plant also helps serve advanced industries like data centers and artificial intelligence (AI), which need reliable and constant power. These industries are growing fast in the U.S., and Waaree’s solar solutions offer them a clean and efficient source of energy.

With continued investment in solar panels and battery storage, Waaree is helping move the U.S. closer to a cleaner energy future. By making more solar modules in the U.S., the company is helping reduce the country’s dependence on imported solar equipment.

Strong Future in the U.S. Renewable Energy Market

Waaree’s decision to expand in the U.S. is based on the country’s large and fast-growing renewable energy market. The U.S. also leads in technology and innovation, which fits well with Waaree’s goals.

Solar power is now one of the cheapest and quickest sources of energy to set up. Waaree sees big opportunities in the U.S. to provide clean, cost-effective energy to customers who want reliable solutions.

By 2028, with a total U.S. investment of $1.2 billion, Waaree aims to be a major player in the American clean energy sector. From advanced battery storage systems to large-scale solar manufacturing, the company is building a strong foundation for long-term success.

Michael Hill
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