The Adani Group, led by billionaire Gautam Adani, has announced a significant investment of over $100 billion by 2030 towards energy transition projects and manufacturing capabilities in India. This investment will focus on producing major components for green energy generation, including electrolysers for green hydrogen, wind power turbines, and solar panels. The group aims to create the world's least expensive green electron from a massive renewable energy park in Khavda, Kutch, boosting total renewable energy capacity to 50 GW by 2030 as part of India's target of achieving 500 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity. Gautam Adani highlighted the immense opportunities in energy transition and digital infrastructure, projecting a trillion-dollar impact on India's development both domestically and globally. This initiative is expected to create millions of new jobs in sectors such as solar and wind energy, energy storage, hydrogen production, EV charging stations, and grid infrastructure development. Adani emphasized the integral role of digital infrastructure, particularly data centers, in supporting various computational needs and driving the digital revolution. The Adani Group's digital strategy includes plans for industrial clouds, cybersecurity services, super apps, AI labs, and data centers to meet the growing demands of the technology sector. Adani pointed out the increasing need for green energy to power AI data centers, with projections indicating a requirement of 100-150 GW of additional green energy by 2030. The group already holds India's largest order book for data centers and is in discussions for gigawatt-scale green AI data centers, positioning them uniquely for meeting these demands.