Driving India’s renewable targets and exploring overseas markets, Adani Wind strengthens its position as a clean energy leader.
Adani Wind has secured domestic orders totalling 304 MW of wind turbine capacity, strengthening its position in India’s renewable energy market while setting sights on international expansion.
The orders, placed by independent power producers, are for the company’s 3.3 MW wind turbine model and will be installed across sites in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu. Among the buyers, Fourth Partner Energy has ordered 165 MW, while First Energy and Opera Energy have each placed orders of 69.3 MW.
Adani Wind, a unit of Adani New Industries Ltd, expects to supply up to 1.25 GW of turbine capacity to external customers by March 2026. Chief executive Milind Kulkarni said the target reflects the company’s growth ambitions and commitment to India’s renewable energy goals.
Beyond the domestic market, Adani Wind has taken a step into global operations with its first international shipment to Germany, delivering wind turbine blades. The company is also exploring opportunities in Australia, Brazil, the Philippines, Vietnam and other Southeast Asian markets as it seeks to capitalise on rising global demand for clean energy technologies.
India aims to increase its clean energy capacity to 500 GW by 2030, with wind power contributing 100 GW. Adani Wind’s expansion aligns with this national target, positioning the firm as a contributor to the country’s energy transition.
