Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) delivered blockbuster results, with energy sales rising 37% year-over-year in the first nine months of fiscal 2026. Backed by aggressive capacity additions and top-tier operations, the company is reshaping India’s energy landscape.
Capacity reached a new high of 17.2 GW, up 48% from last year, thanks to 5.6 GW of fresh greenfield installations. This slice represents 14% of India’s solar and wind capacity growth in the period and exceeds 90% of FY25’s full-year expansions.
Revenues soared 25% to Rs 8,508 crore, and EBITDA increased 24% to Rs 7,921 crore, showcasing financial resilience and growth potential.
‘Calendar year 2026 saw us commission 5.6 GW—around 14% of all new solar and wind capacity added in India,’ said CEO Ashish Khanna. ‘Our operational capacity now stands at 17.2 GW, cementing our role as the nation’s top green energy player.’
Spotlight projects include the world-record Khavda renewable park, advancing at breakneck speed. AGEL is gearing up for one of the largest battery energy storage projects globally and steady progress on Andhra Pradesh’s Chitravati pumped storage facility.
The company produced more than 27 billion units of power, sufficient for a country like Azerbaijan’s yearly consumption. Spanning 538 square kilometers in Gujarat’s Khavda—roughly five times Paris’ area—this 30 GW plant is redefining large-scale renewables on the world stage.
India’s push towards 500 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2030 finds a powerful ally in Adani Green. This performance signals robust pipelines, technological edge, and unwavering focus on green transformation, promising sustained value for stakeholders.