The Adani Group has announced plans to invest nearly $60 billion in India’s power and renewable energy sectors by the financial year 2031-32. The move aligns with India’s ambitious clean energy targets and the group’s own roadmap to expand its presence across green energy, power transmission, and supporting infrastructure.
The investment will be directed towards scaling up solar and wind energy capacity, expanding green hydrogen projects, and strengthening power transmission and distribution networks. A significant portion will also go into storage solutions and digital infrastructure to enhance grid reliability and efficiency.
According to industry observers, this capital push positions Adani as a key player in India’s energy transition, especially at a time when the country is working toward achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030.
Adani’s planned investments are expected to not only boost renewable capacity but also create large-scale employment opportunities, accelerate industrial decarbonization, and open avenues for global partnerships in advanced energy technologies.
With this announcement, the conglomerate has reaffirmed its commitment to support India’s net-zero journey and strengthen the nation’s position as a global clean energy hub.