Adani Group, under the leadership of Gautam Adani, has announced a massive investment of over $100 billion in green energy projects to accelerate the energy transition. The group plans to not only build solar parks and wind farms but also establish facilities for manufacturing essential components like electrolysers for green hydrogen, wind power turbines, and solar panels. These initiatives aim to promote the production of green hydrogen, seen as a key solution for decarbonizing various industries and transportation. Gautam Adani, in an event organized by Crisil, highlighted the significant opportunities in energy transition and digital infrastructure, estimating a potential transformation of India and global markets. The Adani Group is working towards achieving a renewable energy capacity of 50 GW by 2030, with the construction of a massive renewable energy park in Gujarat expected to generate 30 GW power. Adani emphasized the critical need for affordable green energy across sectors to drive sustainability. He also pointed out the immense market potential in the global energy transition, projecting a substantial growth trajectory till 2050. The transition to green energy in India, including targets like installing 500 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity by 2030, is foreseen to create millions of new jobs in sectors such as solar, wind, hydrogen production, EV infrastructure, and grid development. Additionally, Adani discussed the significance of digital infrastructure, highlighting data centers as crucial hubs demanding large amounts of energy. He noted the interplay between energy transition and digital transformation, emphasizing the technology sector's increasing energy consumption. Adani Group is gearing up for the demand by aiming to deliver gigawatt-scale AI data centers powered by green energy, aligning with the evolving energy landscape and the data-centric digital era.