Adani Green Energy is strategically planning its capacity expansion to reach 50 GW of renewable energy by 2030, as stated by Executive Director Sagar Adani. This aligns with the company’s long-term goal, with each capacity addition being meticulously planned to support this target. Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani has pledged a substantial $100 billion investment towards India’s energy transition, marking one of the largest commitments globally from a private sector entity.
The company is currently developing a massive renewable energy park in Khavda, north Gujarat, set to become the world’s largest single-location park with a capacity of 30 GW spread across 538 square kilometers, approximately five times the size of the Paris metropolitan area. Adani Green Energy’s existing renewable capacity stands at around 20 GW and is on track to escalate to 50 GW by 2030. The company’s investment portfolio not only focuses on renewable energy projects but also encompasses transmission networks, thermal power plants, and various energy sources within India.
Acknowledging government support for renewable energy, Sagar Adani emphasized India’s significant achievement of adding 55 GW of capacity in the sector last year. Despite global concerns over the Strait of Hormuz, he commended the Indian government’s effective management of the situation without imposing undue burdens on citizens. During the ‘Resilient Futures Summit 2026’, Sagar Adani highlighted India’s clear and consistent policy direction, emphasizing infrastructure development acceleration, renewable capacity expansion, transmission network reinforcement, and facilitation of long-term investments as critical elements for resilience.
