Adani Energy Solutions Bags Hybrid Power Deal With Asahi Glass

Adani Energy Solutions has secured a major hybrid power mandate from Asahi India Glass, marking a strong push toward cleaner energy use in India’s industrial sector.

The agreement makes Adani Energy Solutions the energy supplier of the manufacturing activities of Asahi in several states, which strengthens the increasingly developing trend towards renewable energy in heavy industries.

Adani Energy Solutions will under the mandate provide and distribute approximately 15.5 crore units of power every year to the Asahi India Glass plants in Haryana, Uttarakhand and Gujarat. A large share of this supply of close to 11 crore units will be of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind. The balance will be achieved with the traditional power to guarantee the continuity of operations.

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The relocation will drastically increase the renewable energy at Asahi India Glass by almost 30 percent to approximately 70 percent of the total power usage. The move will help the company meet its sustainability objectives and will cut carbon dioxide emission by approximately 72,300 tonnes annually, which will create greater stability in the energy costs in the long run.

This set up will enable Adani Energy Solutions to manage the entire power value chain, which will include supply planning, reliability, and energy management. This is a combined strategy that enables Asahi India Glass to concentrate on its main production and enjoy advantages of the efficient and predictable source of power.

The transaction indicates a larger trend of Indian manufacturers to shift to hybrid energy patterns to achieve a balance between sustainability and the operation reliability. With the increasing need to use clean and stable power, alliances such as these underscore how renewable energy is emerging as the focus of the industrial development in India.