Adani to invest ₹63,000cr in Assam energy projects
14 Nov 2025

The Adani Group has announced a massive investment of ₹63,000 crore in two major energy projects in Assam.

The investment will be split between Adani Power and Adani Green Energy.

The former will invest ₹48,000 crore to build a 3,200MW ultra-supercritical power plant, while the latter will pump in ₹15,000 crore for two pumped storage plants with a combined capacity of 2,700MW.

A look at the ultra-supercritical power plant
Project details

The ultra-supercritical power plant will be set up under the Design, Build, Finance, Own and Operate model.

The coal linkage for this facility has been allocated under the SHAKTI Policy of the Indian government.

The project is expected to generate direct and indirect employment for around 20,000-25,000 people during construction and sustain some 3,500 jobs during operations.

It will be commissioned in phases from December 2030 onward.

What about Adani Green Energy?
Renewable focus

Adani Green Energy has also bagged the contract for 500MW of energy storage capacity.

The project will bring advanced solutions for energy storage, grid stability, and managing electricity demand during peak times.

It will play a key role in integrating renewable energy sources into Assam's power supply chain.

This is part of the state's larger plan to transition toward a greener future with sustainable power sources.

Adani Group's commitment to northeast development
Regional impact

The Adani Group's investment in these projects is part of a larger strategy to develop India's northeastern region.

This was first announced by Chairman Gautam Adani in February when he pledged ₹50,000 crore toward the region's development.

He said, "We are honored to contribute to Assam and the entire northeast's progress and look forward to building partnerships that uplift local communities and drive India's energy transformation."