In a significant stride towards India’s green energy transition and circular economy, Maxvolt Energy has officially received the land acquisition letter from Hon’ble Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to establish a cutting-edge lithium battery recycling and repurposing facility in Aligarh. The announcement was made during the “Uttar Pradesh – Udhyam Pradesh” event, held on International MSME Day at Lok Bhawan Sabha Sagar in Lucknow.
Maxvolt Energy, a key player in battery technology and sustainable energy solutions, has been allotted 23,524 square meters of land for the new facility. This development marks a major milestone in Uttar Pradesh’s push toward sustainable industrial growth and reflects the state’s commitment to fostering entrepreneurship, innovation, and green manufacturing.
The Aligarh plant is strategically located near Maxvolt’s existing manufacturing facility in Ghaziabad, which will enable efficient supply chain operations and promote seamless coordination between manufacturing and recycling functions. The new unit aims to support India’s growing need for self-reliance in lithium resources by creating a closed-loop lifecycle management system for batteries, significantly reducing the country’s dependence on imported lithium raw materials.
“This initiative aligns with Maxvolt’s long-term vision to lead the transition to a circular battery economy in India,” said Satendra Shukla, CEO of Maxvolt Energy. “We are deeply honoured to receive the land acquisition letter from CM Yogi ji. The continued support from the Uttar Pradesh Government strengthens our commitment to both environmental stewardship and economic empowerment. This facility will not only help tackle critical environmental issues but also create jobs and foster innovation in the region.”
The new recycling unit is part of Maxvolt’s broader mission to design and maintain lithium battery solutions that are entirely made and renewed in India. The facility will employ advanced technologies to recover valuable materials from used batteries and repurpose them for second-life applications, promoting sustainability at every stage of the battery lifecycle.
Vishal Gupta, Co-Founder and CTO of Maxvolt Energy, emphasised the long-term significance of this project: “This is not just a facility; it’s a leap forward for India’s clean energy future. With the guidance and encouragement of the Uttar Pradesh Government, we are laying the foundation for an ecosystem that will support the environment, the economy, and technological self-reliance. We believe this plant will become a benchmark for sustainable innovation in battery recycling.”
The collaboration between Maxvolt Energy and the Uttar Pradesh Government exemplifies the synergy between state policy and private enterprise in driving industrial innovation and sustainable development. By supporting forward-looking projects like Maxvolt’s recycling unit, the UP Government is paving the way for Uttar Pradesh to emerge as a leader in clean technology and renewable energy manufacturing.
The “Uttar Pradesh – Udhyam Pradesh” initiative, launched to boost MSMEs and promote industrial rejuvenation, continues to serve as a platform for transformative partnerships that blend economic ambition with environmental responsibility.
