Adani Green Energy Limited
Integrated Annual Report 2025-26
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Accelerating, Infrastructure, Leveraging Intelligence
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Portfolio Overview
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Corporate Overview
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Strategic Review
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Environmental, Social and Governance
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Statutory Reports
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Financial Statements
A Decade of Impact
Key Highlights, 2025-26
A National Record in Capacity Creation
Accelerating Infrastructure: Electricity Generation at Grid Scale
Accelerating Infrastructure: The 30 GW Khavda RE Project
Accelerating Infrastructure: Engineering Reliability into the Transition
Leveraging Intelligence: Building an AI-first Organisation to Unlock Value
Integrated Reporting
Accelerating, Infrastructure, Leveraging Intelligence
Adani Portfolio of Companies
Driven by Synergies, Significance and Sustainability
Stable, Predictable Infrastructure-led Growth
Portfolio Overview
Message from the Chairman
Message from the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer
About Adani Green Energy Limited
Investment Case
Corporate Overview
Business Model
Stakeholder Engagement
Material Matters
Risk and Opportunities
Key Performance Indicators
Strategic Review
Our ESG Approach
Environment
Social - Our People
Social - Occupational Health and Safety
Social - Responsible Supply Chain
Social - Corporate Social Responsibility
Corporate Governance
Cyber Security and Data Privacy
Board of Directors
Global Tax and Other Contributions
Environmental, Social and Governance
Corporate Information
Directors’ Report
Management Discussion & Analysis
Corporate Governance Report
Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report
Assurance Statement
Statutory Reports
Standalone Financials
Consolidated Financials
Notice
Financial Statements
Business Model
Value Creation Model
Khavda, Gujarat
Inputs
Financial Capital
₹
1,647 crore in equity
₹
1,00,163 crore in debt (including suppliers credit)
₹
8,912 crore cash and cash equivalents (inclusive of Margin money etc.)
Manufactured Capital
19,294 MW operational portfolio (13,515 MW solar, 2,563 MW wind and 3,216 MW hybrid)
1,376 MWh BESS (on despatchable basis)
Intellectual Capital
Centralised cloud-based platform – Energy Network Operation Centre (ENOC)
Analytics and AI/ML powered O&M enabling real-time data availability
Human Capital
976 total employees
35 average training hours per FTE in FY 2025-26
₹
150 crore spent on total employee benefits
Social and Relationship Capital
Strategic partnerships with TotalEnergies, a multi-energy company
₹
47.39 crore CSR spending
2,680 suppliers
Natural Capital
Deployed 71.5% robotic cleaning technology in solar portfolio to save water
Conducted ESIA study for 100% projects in planning stage
Integrating ESG aspects starting from site selection to maintain ecological balance
Availability, Accessibility and Affordability of Capital Inputs
Financial Capital
Diversified equity and debt funding pools supported by a strong balance sheet and disciplined capital management
Construction framework with international and domestic lenders for fully funded growth
Non-fund-based credit lines of USD 1.2 billion to support the short-term funds
Manufactured Capital
Presence in 12 resource-rich states with strong RE potential
Expertise in developing GW-scale RE projects
Supply chain and evacuation planning in sync with project timelines
Robotics technology deployed for solar module installation
~2.5 lakh acres of construction-ready land banks
Low per-MW capital and operating cost backed by economies of scale
100% must run portfolio
Intellectual Capital
In-house analytics and operations capabilities
Extensive weather database and statistical models support long-term resource forecasting
Human Capital
Large scale workforce skilling ensures sustained mobilisation across project sites
Digital tools to empower employees
Social and Relationship Capital
Extensive local supply chain ensures reliable supplies and local support
Local infrastructure development and job creation ensure social acceptance and project continuity
Natural Capital
Access to high-quality solar and wind resources across multiple geographies
Resource-efficient project design supported by advanced technologies ensures sustained, responsible access to natural resources
Our Business and Operating Model
Factors Impacting the Value Chain
Environment and Climate
Socio-economic Factors
Community
Other Stakeholders
Government
Outputs
37,567
million units
Power generated
26.67
Mn tCO
2
e
Emissions avoided
Outcomes
Financial Capital
₹
11,602 crore revenue from power supply
Industry-leading EBITDA margin of 91.2%
₹
5,399 crore cash profit
5.7 net debt to run-rate EBITDA
Manufactured Capital
5,051 MW new capacity added
24.0% CUF for Solar, 26.6% Wind and 35.2% Solar-Wind Hybrid
Intellectual Capital
99.2%, 95.6% and 98.5% plant availability for solar, wind and hybrid projects respectively, through continuous monitoring
Improved operational performance, seamless information flow and decision-making
Human Capital
₹
11.89 crore revenue per employee
Zero Employee fatality
8,54,832 continuous safe person-hours
Social and Relationship Capital
2,77,193 lives touched through social programmes
41% marginal and vulnerable beneficiaries
100% critical and important manufacturing suppliers evaluated on ESG parameters
Natural Capital
99.7% less operational emission intensity per unit of generation than the Indian grid average
99.6% less operational freshwater consumption per unit of generation than the statutory limit for thermal power
7,90,764.41 KL water saved through robotic cleaning
100% operating capacity Net Water Positive
Zero waste to landfill (ZWL) and Single-Use-Plastic (SUP)-free operations
Actions to Enhance Outcomes
Financial Capital
Focus on merchant, commercial and industrial (C&I), contract for difference (CFD) and mid-duration hybrid opportunities
Cost optimisation through scale efficiencies and technology-led interventions
Manufactured Capital
Leverage advanced technologies and standardised design and construction practices to reduce cost per MW and execution timelines
Capex of
₹
30,365 crore and maintain execution speed
Coordinate with stakeholders to align project execution with grid-readiness
Intellectual Capital
Deepen AI and analytics capabilities
Institutionalise learnings from existing large-scale operations
Human Capital
Align capability development with evolving RE technologies
Social and Relationship Capital
Enhance the lives of people in the site vicinity (job opportunities, education, healthcare and community infrastructure)
Deepen relationship with strategic vendors and maintain ESG evaluation to build resilient, responsible supply chains
Natural Capital
Enhance EV fleet to reduce emissions
Progress towards no net loss of biodiversity
Ensure water positive, ZWL and SUP-free status across all-new sites
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