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Adani Group to Invest USD 75 Billion in Energy Transition Over 5 Years

Adani announced a USD 75 billion energy transition plan at IIT Dhanbad, highlighting Jharkhand’s growth potential and progress on low-cost green energy.

December 11, 2025. By EI News Network

Adani Group plans to invest over USD 75 billion in the energy transition space over the next five years, Gautam Adani, Adani Group Chairman, announced at IIT (ISM) Dhanbad’s 100th foundation day, calling the global green shift the largest emerging industry of the coming decades.

Addressing students, Adani said that they were graduating at a time when the global push toward clean energy was set to become a multi-trillion-dollar industry. He added that the transition would drive electricity-based manufacturing, green steel and fertilisers, hydrogen ecosystems, and the digital infrastructure underpinning AI-led economies, sectors where the group’s investments will be focused.

Adani highlighted the firm's work at Khavda in Gujarat, where it is developing the world’s largest renewable energy park. Spread across 520 sq km, the project is expected to reach full capacity by 2030 and generate 30 GW of green power, enough to supply more than 60 million homes annually.

He also urged India to define its own development model and resist external pressures, calling the mastering of natural resources and energy systems the twin pillars of '21st-century sovereignty.' He described the current phase as the country’s 'Second Freedom Struggle',  one aimed at economic and resource independence.

He further said that Jharkhand, especially Dhanbad, holds strong growth potential, noting that the region’s mining base will continue to play a critical role even as the economy shifts toward cleaner energy. “People may call mining the old economy, but without it, there is no new economy,” he said.

He added that the global trade environment is undergoing a structural shift, with rising geopolitical tensions, rare-earth competition, and tariff battles disrupting traditional supply chains.
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