TACC Positions India as a Global Hub for Advanced Energy Materials
Leveraging HEG’s global legacy, TACC aims to build a cost-competitive, export-ready manufacturing base to support the world’s clean energy transition. Its upcoming facilities will meet international standards, bridging the global supply gap in critical energy materials while ensuring efficiency, reliability, and sustainability.
November 07, 2025. By News Bureau
Building on the scale, credibility, and export legacy of HEG, TACC is developing a cost-competitive, high-quality domestic manufacturing base that will cater to both Indian cell manufacturers and international customers.
TACC’s strategy capitalises on India’s geographic advantage, skilled engineering talent, and rising domestic demand for clean energy technologies. Together, these factors create a unique ecosystem where research, innovation, and industrial scale can coexist and thrive.
The company’s upcoming manufacturing facilities are designed to meet international standards, bridging the global supply gap in critical energy materials while ensuring long-term cost efficiency, reliability, and sustainability.
Ankur Khaitan, MD and CEO, TACC, said, “We represent India’s entry into the global advanced materials landscape, not as a low-cost alternative, but as a quality-driven, innovation-led partner. Our goal is to make India indispensable to the world’s clean energy transition.”
With the world’s demand for lithium-ion batteries expected to surge exponentially over the next decade, global manufacturers are seeking to diversify supply chains and reduce dependence on a handful of producing nations. TACC’s entry into large-scale anode material manufacturing directly addresses this gap, providing technologically advanced, locally sourced, and globally competitive materials that meet international performance benchmarks.
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