Energy infrastructure is the backbone of a successful nation, which enables economic growth and social development. We build reliable power systems that help industries grow and let citizens live better. Over the years we have designed diverse energy projects making us a pioneer in this sector.
Our ingenious HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) technology-powered project will meet Mumbai’s growing demand driven by population growth and new infrastructure projects like metro lines, bullet train, and the Navi Mumbai International Airport. This technology is known for its efficiency and reliability in transmitting large amounts of electricity over long distances with minimal losses. Our ongoing Mahan Energen Phase-II expansion project is a great example of supercritical technology contributing to the energy needs of the nation.
We are building projects offering energy self-sufficiency & developing the industrial and technological capabilities needed to compete globally.
Energy infrastructure is the backbone of a successful nation, which enables economic growth and social development.
Gas Distribution
Adani Total Gas Limited (ATGL), one of the largest city gas distribution (CGD) companies, with its expanding network of CGD infrastructure promises to fuel the growing aspirations of the nation.
Power Transmission
The aim of goodness is not restricted to ensuring unlimited availability of power but to generate happiness and create sustainable living for people while maintaining a greener environment for generations to come.
Thermal Power Plants
Adani Infra offers an integrated power solution under a single roof, strong network of engineers, international supply chain management skills, world class project management professionals and extraordinary expertise in construction management.
Featured Projects
Mumbai - HVDC Kudus
This project is vital for Mumbai's energy security by adding 1000 MW to meet the megacity's ever-growing infrastructure project needs
Mahan Phase-II Expansion
Currently taking shape, the Mahan Energen Phase-II expansion adds 1600 MW (2x800 MW) of ultra-supercritical power to the existing 1200 MW thermal plant.