Ludhiana — Mandi Gobindgarh Second-Life Works
Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab facility: second-life works rebuilding graded modules into warrantied stationary storage systems. Rated at 7,500 tonnes per annum and operating since 2023.
Annual capacity
7,500 TPA
Operating lines
3
Cities collected
0
In operation since
2023
About the Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab facility
Mandi Gobindgarh, near Ludhiana, is known for its steel and engineering industry and sits on Punjab's main industrial corridor. The second-life works opened in Focal Point Phase VI in 2023 to supply stationary storage to agriculture, small industry and telecom operators in north India, where unreliable grid supply creates steady demand for affordable backup. Diesel generator replacement is a common motivation for its customers.
With 7,500 TPA of capacity, the works builds systems from graded modules sent by northern grading sites such as Gurugram and Bhiwadi. Locating it in Punjab brings repurposed storage closer to customers in Punjab and Haryana, reducing delivery cost for heavy finished units and making on-site service easier. Each system ships with telemetry so its state of health can be tracked in service, and returned units come back to the works for refurbishment.
What arrives at the gate
What sets this site apart
Northern storage builds
Second-life systems made close to customers in Punjab, Haryana and nearby states.
Agricultural applications
Systems sized for farm, cold-storage and small industrial loads.
Short supply route
Receives graded modules from Gurugram and Bhiwadi within a day's drive.
What happens to material here
- 1
Module matching
Graded modules are grouped by capacity, impedance and thermal behaviour so strings age evenly.
- 2
Restringing & BMS retrofit
Matched modules are rebuilt into racks with a new battery management system, fusing and contactors.
- 3
Enclosure integration
Racks are installed in fire-rated containers with HVAC, aerosol suppression and gas detection.
- 4
Commissioning cycles
Full charge-discharge commissioning validates round-trip efficiency, SOC accuracy and protection trips.
- 5
Warranty registration
Each unit ships with a 5-year performance warranty and remote telemetry for state-of-health tracking.
Where material goes next
| Role | Facility | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Cell Grading & Diagnostics | NCR — Gurugram Collection & Grading Hub | 298 km |
| Hydrometallurgical Refinery | Kolkata — Haldia Refining Works | 1,564 km |
| Integrated Recovery Campus | Pune — Chakan Industrial Recovery Campus | 1,365 km |
Local rules
Battery Waste Management Rules 2022 (BWMR) · Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and State Pollution Control Boards
The works operates under Punjab Pollution Control Board consent and builds systems to applicable Indian electrical and safety requirements, with module traceability maintained from source pack to finished unit.
Before you book into Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab
- Only graded modules are accepted.
- Each module must include its grade report.
- Delivery of finished systems is scheduled with the customer.
- Site inspections are available by appointment.
Damaged or defective packs are handled under a separate quarantine protocol — flag them in the form and the team calls you back the same day.
Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab site: common questions
Can farms buy storage systems from Mandi Gobindgarh?
Yes. The works builds systems sized for agricultural and small industrial users.
Where do the modules come from?
Mostly from northern grading sites such as Gurugram and Bhiwadi.
What are the opening hours at Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab?
Monday to Friday 08:00 – 20:00, Saturday 08:00 – 16:00. Sunday: emergency and damaged-pack intake only, by prior booking.
How do I book a collection into Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab?
Use the booking button on this page with pack counts, chemistry and condition. The despatch desk confirms a window within one working day and ships UN-approved packaging before collection.