Recently, India’s Adani Group unveiled its investment roadmap during an investor briefing. By fiscal year 2032, the group plans to invest nearly $60 billion (approximately ₹4.28 trillion), with a focus on renewable energy, power generation, and transmission.
As the group’s core subsidiary in the renewable energy sector, Adani Green Energy (AGEL) plans to invest $21 billion by fiscal year 2030 to increase its renewable energy capacity from 14.2 GW in fiscal year 2025 to 50 GW. Currently, AGEL is primarily engaged in the construction, ownership, and operation of large-scale solar power plants and wind farms, with significant achievements. Latest quarterly data show that operational capacity increased by 45% year-on-year to 15,816 MW, driven by new solar, wind, and hybrid projects.
In the thermal power segment, Adani Power is also making major moves, planning to nearly double its power generation capacity. The company has committed to investing $22 billion by fiscal year 2032 to increase its capacity from 17.6 GW in fiscal year 2025 to 41.9 GW. Additionally, Adani Energy Solutions Limited (AESL) plans to invest $17 billion to build a modern grid network. As of March 2025, AESL’s total transmission line length has reached 19,200 kilometers, with a goal to extend it to 30,000 kilometers by fiscal year 2030.
