Adani Power raises capacity target to 41.87 GW by FY32, commits US$ 22.30 billion capex
- IBEF
- December 26, 2025
Adani Power has put forth one of the most ambitious private-sector expansion plans for future power generation in India. The company has significantly increased its long-term generating capacity goal from 30.67 GW by FY30 to 41.87 GW by FY32 and has committed approximately INR 2 lakh crores (US$ 22.30 billion) in capital expenditures, demonstrating strong confidence in India's future electricity demand. With this new goal, Adani Power becomes an essential player in meeting India's evolving energy requirements. Currently, Adani operates 18.15 GW of generation capacity and has a sizable additional potential of 23.72 GW through completed land acquisition and all necessary major equipment ordered for readiness to execute.
The accelerated pace of expansion in India, driven by economic growth, urbanization, and industrial activity, coincides with the start of an extended period of rising power demand. In CY2025, Adani Power increased its total installed capacity by approximately 600 MW, from 17,550 MW to 18,150 MW, through its agreement to acquire Vidarbha Industries Power Ltd.’s two 300 MW power generation plants located near Nagpur, Maharashtra. As of today, Adani Power has strengthened its market position by winning competitive bids for power supply contracts in regions critical to the company’s future growth, such as Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Assam. Additionally, Adani Power has announced several ultra-supercritical greenfield power generation projects, demonstrating its commitment to using cutting-edge technologies to enhance operational efficiency and reliability. Through its investments in extensive-scale projects and its proactive approach to securing them, Adani Power is establishing itself as a leader in developing solutions to enhance India’s energy security and support national infrastructure development. Adani Power’s strategy for expansion illustrates the essential role that private companies will play in meeting the future demand for electricity in India while creating a robust, large-scale generation capacity.
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