Godawari Power and Ispat is planning battery-storage cabinets for commercial and industrial customers. The next test is turning board approval into equipment businesses can actually buy and use.
On November 13, 2026, its board approved a ₹135 crore project through wholly owned Godawari New Energy. The proposed manufacturing line at AURIC in Maharashtra has a stated capacity of 3 gigawatt-hours (GWh) and would produce cabinets in two sizes: 261 and 418 kilowatt-hours (kWh).
The Breakdown
The company proposes to start construction in March 2027 after regulatory approvals and targets commissioning by March 2028. Godawari New Energy has not yet begun commercial operations.
These are plans, not completed expenditure or storage already installed at customer sites. The manufacturing-capacity figure should not be read as batteries already available to electricity users.
Why This Matters
For a business considering storage, a cabinet’s energy capacity answers only part of the procurement question. How much power can it deliver, how long will it last under the intended use, and who will maintain it? A factory announcement is not a substitute for those answers.
This proposal concerns storage equipment for business customers. It does not establish a battery-cell manufacturing subsidy award.
The Crunch
Watch for regulatory approvals, construction, product specifications and customer deliveries. Those milestones would show whether a manufacturing plan is becoming a usable business product.
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