In a major boost to India’s clean energy ambitions, Adani Green Energy Limited announced a 37% surge in energy sales for the first nine months of FY26 compared to the previous year. Capacity buildup and operational excellence drove this performance, highlighting AGEL’s dominance in renewables.
Operational capacity expanded dramatically by 48% to 17.2 GW year-on-year. The company commissioned 5.6 GW in greenfield projects during this timeframe, capturing 14% of India’s newly added solar and wind capacities. Notably, this nine-month addition surpasses 90% of FY25’s total capacity increase.
On the financial front, income jumped 25% to Rs 8,508 crore, with EBITDA growing 24% to Rs 7,921 crore. These results reflect AGEL’s strategic investments paying off in a competitive market.
Ashish Khanna, CEO of Adani Green Energy, remarked on the calendar year 2026 achievements: ‘We’ve added 5.6 GW of renewable energy capacity, representing about 14% of India’s total new solar and wind installations nationwide.’ This has elevated operational capacity to 17.2 GW, reinforcing AGEL’s leadership.
Key projects are progressing swiftly. The Khavda mega-park, recognized globally as the largest renewable initiative, is on fast track. Upcoming milestones include deploying a massive single-site battery storage system, alongside the on-time advancement of the Chitravati pumped hydro project in Andhra Pradesh.
Power generation exceeded 27 billion units over the period—equivalent to Azerbaijan’s annual electricity needs. The Khavda facility in Gujarat covers 538 sq km, dwarfing Paris by fivefold, and is pioneering ultra-gigawatt-scale renewable infrastructure worldwide.
With India’s renewable targets in sharp focus, Adani Green’s rapid scaling not only meets surging demand but also paves the way for energy security and sustainability. Expect continued innovation from this green energy giant.