Adani wins funds for transmission infrastructure in Andhra Pradesh
By on August 03, 2026
Supporting hydrogen and ammonia production in southeast India
Click to learn more. A $900 million infrastructure project will supply ~4.5 GW of power for hydrogen and ammonia production in Vizag, Andhra Pradesh.
Adani Energy Solutions, the Adani Group’s electricity transmission and distribution arm, will proceed with a $900 million, inter-state transmission project in Andhra Pradesh, southeast India. More than 1,500km of new transmission lines and several new substations will supply power (~4.5 GW) for renewable hydrogen and ammonia production near the city of Vizag (Visakhapatnam). Details about Adani’s planned projects are limited, but the transmission project is set to be finished around the end of 2028.
The Vizag transmission project is an important step in building the energy backbone for India’s next generation of industrial growth. It will support the development of green hydrogen and green ammonia capacity in Andhra Pradesh, while also strengthening the grid for emerging digital infrastructure demand in the Pendurthi–Vizag region. As India advances towards a cleaner, more technology-driven economy, AESL remains committed to developing resilient, future-ready transmission networks that enable sustainable growth at scale.
Kandarp Patel, CEO of Adani Energy Solutions, in his organisation’s official press release, 24 July 2026
To support a planned renewable ammonia hub in Gujarat (northwest India), Adani won approval for a $330 million transmission project, set to be complete by 2028. In Vizag Port, Hynfra and the JK Srivastava Group will develop a large-scale renewable ammonia facility, aiming to produce up to 1 million tons of green ammonia per year and install 3 GW of renewable energy generating capacity. The pair signed an MoU with Andhra Pradesh’s renewable energy agency NREDCAP to progress the project, which will serve as the central export hub for the state’s planned Green Hydrogen Valley. Total investment is expected to reach around $4 billion, with operations planned to begin in early 2029.