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Adani Group Targets 100 GW Power Capacity by 2030 with Major Green and Thermal Investments

Adani Group has announced its ambitious goal of achieving 100 GW of total power capacity by 2030 as part of its $100 billion investment roadmap, according to Chairman Gautam Adani. The group’s renewable arm, Adani Green Energy, will contribute 50 GW, Adani Power will add 31 GW in thermal capacity, while the remaining capacity will come from pumped hydro projects. As of FY25, Adani’s thermal and renewable capacities stand at 16.6 GW and 15.2 GW respectively.

The group is making record-breaking capital investments across sectors, allocating $15–20 billion annually, including energy, transport, and digital infrastructure. Adani New Industries aims to expand its solar module manufacturing to 10 GW by FY27, integrating solar, green hydrogen, and downstream technologies. The company is also engaged in massive smart metering (Rs13,600 crore) and transmission (Rs44,000 crore) projects via Adani Energy Solutions.

Adani Ports handled 450 MMT of cargo in FY25 and plans to scale up to 1 billion tonnes annually by 2030, supported by Rs50,000 crore in planned capex. The group’s airport, cement, defence, and natural resources verticals also saw significant progress. Notably, the group is building renewable-powered data center campuses to support India’s digital and energy goals.