NEW DELHI, Nov 13 (Reuters) - India's ReNew Energy

Global Plc ( RNW ) said on Thursday it will invest about 820

billion rupees ($9.33 billion) in the southern state of Andhra

Pradesh to expand its clean energy portfolio.

The company is signing agreements with the state government

for projects spanning solar manufacturing, pumped hydro, battery

storage and green ammonia.

ReNew will set up a 6 gigawatt (GW) photovoltaic ingot-wafer

plant, a 2 GW pumped hydro project, a 300,000 tonnes-per-annum

green ammonia facility and 5 GW of hybrid renewable projects in

the state, including wind-solar and solar-plus-storage.

The investment comes as India pushes to double its

non-fossil fuel power generation capacity to 500 GW.

The latest investment commitment includes 600 billion rupees

in new investments and adds to the 220 billion rupees pledged in

May for a hybrid renewable energy project, ReNew said in a

statement.

ReNew did not say how it will fund these projects.

The company, which already operates 717 megawatts of wind

and 60 MW of solar capacity in Andhra Pradesh, said the

expansion would create more than 10,000 jobs.

Andhra Pradesh aims to develop 78.5 GW of solar, 35 GW of

wind and 25 gigawatt-hours of battery storage capacity in the

state.

ReNew has a clean energy portfolio of about 18.5 GW and is

among India's largest independent power producers.

($1 = 87.8950 Indian rupees)