The Adani Group unveiled a Rs 50,000 crore green energy investment programme for FY27-FY28, covering utility-scale solar farms, wind energy projects, green hydrogen production facilities and advanced battery manufacturing. The announcement, made at Adani's annual investor day, underscores the group's ambition to become one of the world's largest renewable energy companies and a global leader in green hydrogen production by 2030.
Adani Green Energy, the group's listed renewable energy arm, will receive Rs 28,000 crore of the committed investment to fund projects that will add 8 GW of solar and wind capacity in FY27 alone, taking the company's operational portfolio to over 25 GW. Adani New Industries, the unlisted green hydrogen and solar manufacturing entity, will receive Rs 22,000 crore to scale up hydrogen electrolyser manufacturing and build green hydrogen export infrastructure at Mundra port.
The investment plans come after the Adani Group successfully resolved concerns raised by short-seller Hindenburg Research in 2024 and demonstrably strengthened its governance, financial reporting transparency and audit processes. International investors including GQG Partners, Qatar Investment Authority and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority have collectively built significant positions in Adani Group companies, expressing confidence in the group's long-term clean energy strategy.
