Adani Group Pledges ₹1.5 Lakh Crore for Kutch Green Energy and Logistics Hub
Overview
Adani Group will invest ₹1.5 lakh crore in Gujarat's Kutch region over five years, transforming it into a global hub for green energy and logistics. The plan includes doubling Mundra port capacity and commissioning 37 GW of renewable energy by 2030, bolstering India's industrial competitiveness and climate goals.
Adani Group Pledges ₹1.5 Lakh Crore for Kutch Green Energy, Logistics Hub
Adani Group, through its managing director Karan Adani, announced a substantial ₹1.5 lakh crore investment over the next five years for the Kutch region in Gujarat. The ambitious plan aims to establish Kutch as a global epicenter for logistics and sustainable energy, marking a significant expansion for the conglomerate.
Adani described Gujarat as the Adani Group's "foundation," emphasizing the state's critical role in national economic progress. Gujarat currently handles a significant portion of India's maritime cargo and contributes heavily to its industrial output. This investment reinforces the group's commitment to its home state.
Port Expansion and Green Energy Drive
The investment will fuel a doubling of port capacity at Mundra within a decade, solidifying its position as India's foremost commercial gateway and a comprehensive multimodal logistics nexus. Concurrently, the Khavda project is slated for accelerated development, targeting an impressive 37 gigawatts (GW) of green energy capacity by 2030. This initiative represents India's commitment to balancing economic expansion with environmental stewardship.
Industrial Complex Boost
Mundra's existing industrial infrastructure will see further enhancement. The region already hosts major facilities including India's largest copper smelter, a coal-to-PVC plant, and a significant solar manufacturing hub. This infusion of capital will support and expand these operations, integrating them further into the growing logistics and energy ecosystem.
Karan Adani highlighted that this expansion aligns directly with national priorities such as job creation and bolstering industrial competitiveness. He stated that India's current ambition extends beyond mere growth to global leadership in various sectors, crediting strong governance for enabling such development.
