Adani Group Forays Into Battery Energy Storage With 1,126 MW Project

The Adani Group has announced its expansion into the battery energy storage sector via a monumental 1,126 MW (3,530 MWh) lithium-ion Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project.
The development located at Khavda in Gujarat is expected to become India’s largest single-site storage deployment and one of the world’s largest.
Project Details and Strategic Ambition
The facility is being developed using advanced lithium-ion battery technology and is scheduled for commissioning in March 2026. Beyond this initial capacity, Adani outlines an ambitious roadmap: 15 GWh of storage capacity by March 2027 and a 5-year target of 50 GWh.
The move reflects the Group’s strategy of supporting grid stability, renewable energy integration and India’s energy-transition ambitions.
Implications for the Group and the Energy Sector
For the Adani Group, the BESS venture adds a new dimension to its established solar, wind and green-hydrogen portfolio. It positions the company as a major player in the battery storage domain.
For India’s power sector, the project offers large-scale energy shifting capabilities, enabling renewables to be used more flexibly and reliably. It also strengthens the country’s push towards net-zero emissions and energy independence.
Conclusion
With its entry into large-scale battery storage, the Adani Group not only diversifies its energy business but also contributes to India’s evolving grid-modernisation landscape. The success of the Khavda project could set a benchmark for future BESS deployments in the country.
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Published on: Nov 11, 2025, 2:28 PM IST

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