The conglomerate set a five-year investment plan of more than $75 billion for the energy transition, positioning the group for faster growth in clean power. At Khavda in Gujarat, the group targets 30 GW of renewable capacity by 2030 across 520 sq km, with 10 GW already commissioned and an ambition to deliver the lowest-cost green power. Two IIT–ISM measures were announced: 50 paid internships each year for third-year students with at least 25% pre-placement offers, plus a campus-wide hackathon route to fund and pilot winning ideas. The Adani 3S Mining Excellence Centre with TEXMiN will feature metaverse labs, drone fleets, seismic sensing systems and precision blasting to advance sustainable, smart and safe mining. Adani challenged a COP‑30 report that downgraded India’s sustainability standing, citing sub‑2‑tonne per‑capita emissions, roughly 4% historical contribution and more than 50% non‑fossil installed capacity, while portraying mining and the Carmichael project as elements of energy security.
