Adani to invest up to USD 20 billion yearly for 100 GW by 2030

Adani Group has announced plans to invest between USD 15–20 billion annually over the next five years to expand its total power generation capacity to 100 GW by 2030. The company is pursuing a diversified mix of thermal, renewable, and pumped hydro energy sources to meet this goal.

In 2024–25, Adani Group invested over USD 14.65 billion, with energy infrastructure emerging as a key area. The expansion is aligned with its broader strategy to strengthen its presence across the energy value chain and support India’s clean energy transition.

As part of its green initiatives, the group has also commissioned a 5 MW offgrid green hydrogen pilot plant in Kutch, Gujarat. Developed by Adani New Industries Limited (ANIL), the plant is reportedly India’s first off-grid green hydrogen facility.

The project runs entirely on solar energy, supported by a battery energy storage system. It uses electrolysis powered exclusively by renewable energy and functions without any connection to the central power grid.

Equipped with a fully automated, closed-loop electrolyser, the plant can dynamically adjust to real-time solar input, allowing it to handle fluctuations in energy supply. The Kutch project serves as a proof of concept for ANIL’s larger green hydrogen hub planned in Mundra, Gujarat.