New Delhi, April 29: Sagar Adani, Executive Director of Adani Green Energy, stated on Wednesday that India’s policies are clear and consistent, leading to accelerated implementation.
Speaking at the Economist Enterprise’s ‘Resilient Futures Summit,’ Sagar Adani emphasized that the company views itself not just as an infrastructure operator but as a backbone of India’s energy sector for decades to come.
He highlighted that Chairman Gautam Adani has announced a commitment of $100 billion towards the country’s energy transition, marking one of the largest commitments ever made by a private sector company globally.
“More importantly, this is not a collection of isolated investments. It is an integrated strategy. We are building one of the world’s largest renewable energy portfolios, investing in large-scale energy storage, expanding transmission networks for efficient electricity delivery across the country, and developing a green hydrogen ecosystem. Our presence in ports, logistics, airports, and data centers is also part of this vision,” he said.
Sagar Adani stressed the need to reduce structural dependence on imported energy.
“We must create a robust energy system based on resources available within the country, as electrification is not only more efficient but also the most reliable path to long-term sustainability for India,” he stated.
He noted that resilience is not built in isolation but through integrated systems.
“The energy sector empowers logistics, and digital infrastructure boosts productivity. When these systems work together, you not only foster growth but also create sustainable resilience,” he added.
Sagar Adani concluded, “Ultimately, resilience is not built merely on intentions. It is forged through implementation—the capacity to build infrastructure on a large scale, quickly, and purposefully.”
He further stated, “If India succeeds in providing abundant, affordable, and clean energy at the necessary scale, we will not only secure our future but also uplift 1.4 billion people. We will help stabilize the future of the global economy.”
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