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Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) announced on January 7, 2026, that its wholly owned subsidiary, Adani Green Energy Twenty Five B Ltd, has finalized a significant power purchase agreement. The pact is to supply 20.8 MW of hybrid solar-wind power to Asahi India Glass Ltd (AIS). This move marks another step in AGEL's expanding renewable energy portfolio.
Hybrid Power Details
The renewable energy will be sourced from a combination of a 25 MW solar power unit and a 20.8 MW wind power unit. Both facilities are located in Khavda, Gujarat, a region increasingly central to India's renewable energy infrastructure development. The agreement ensures a steady supply of clean energy for AIS's operations.
Captive Power Arrangement
Beyond the power supply, Adani Green Energy Twenty Five B Ltd and Adani Renewable Energy Holding Four Ltd (AREH4L) entered into an investment agreement with Asahi India Glass. This structure adheres to India's captive power generation regulations. AIS will subscribe to a minimum 26% equity stake in the project's generating entity.
This equity subscription by AIS is crucial for meeting the minimum captive shareholding requirements mandated by regulatory bodies. AREH4L currently holds the full stake in the generator entity. Following the agreement, AREH4L will retain approximately 98.78% equity in the generator, with AIS holding a 1.22% equity stake carrying voting rights. AREH4L will also appoint all directors to the generator's board.
Adani Green Energy clarified that this transaction does not constitute a related-party deal. Neither AGEL nor its subsidiaries have any prior shareholding connection with Asahi India Glass.
Market Reaction
On the stock exchange, Adani Green Energy shares closed marginally lower on January 7, down 0.05% to ₹1,018.90 on the NSE. In contrast, shares of Asahi India Glass Ltd finished higher, registering a gain of 3.06% to ₹999.20 on the NSE.