Adani Green Shares Gain for 2nd Straight Day; Operational Capacity Surges 30% in FY25

Adani Green Energy Ltd (AGEL) has reported a robust 30% year-on-year growth in its operational capacity for the financial year 2024–25, reaching an impressive 14,243 megawatts (MW). The company, a key player in India’s renewable energy sector, shared this update in a regulatory filing on Tuesday.

Strong Growth in Solar and Wind Segments

AGEL also noted that it is on track to cross the 15,000 MW mark soon, with an additional 1,000 MW project nearing completion.

In FY25, the company witnessed significant capacity expansion across its core segments.

• Solar capacity grew from 7,393 MW in FY24 to 10,103 MW, marking a solid increase aligned with India’s renewable push.

• Wind energy capacity also saw notable progress, rising from 1,401 MW to 2,000 MW.

• The hybrid capacity, however, remained unchanged at 2,140 MW.

This surge reflects AGEL’s continued investments in scaling up clean energy infrastructure across the country.

Energy Sales Also See a Sharp Rise

Alongside capacity expansion, Adani Green also posted a healthy increase in energy sales, which rose from 21,878 million units (MUs) in FY24 to 27,969 MUs in FY25.

Here’s a breakdown of energy sales by segment:

• Solar energy sales increased significantly to 16,738 MUs, up from 11,046 MUs in the previous year.

• Wind energy sales also improved, reaching 3,834 MUs compared to 3,188 MUs in FY24.

• Hybrid project sales, however, experienced a slight dip, coming in at 7,397 MUs, down marginally from 7,643 MUs.

Share Price Performance

Adani Green Energy Limited saw a positive movement in its share price, with a 1.13% increase AT 9:30 AM on the NSE. The stock opened at ₹936.95 and reached a high of ₹949.55 during the session, before closing at an indicative price of ₹941.28.

The lowest point during the day was ₹931.50. This marks the second consecutive day of gains, adding to yesterday’s rise of around 3.48%.

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Conclusion

Adani Green Energy’s consistent capacity growth and rising energy sales demonstrate its commitment to sustainable power generation and energy security for India. As the company gears up to surpass 15,000 MW in operational capacity, its trajectory points toward continued leadership in the country’s clean energy future.

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