Adani Group, under the leadership of Chairman Gautam Adani, has unveiled plans to invest more than $100 billion in energy transition projects and manufacturing capabilities geared towards green energy generation. The conglomerate aims to produce every major component required for renewable energy, including electrolyzers for green hydrogen production, wind turbines, and solar panels. These initiatives are part of the group's strategy to decarbonize the industry and transportation sectors. Gautam Adani highlighted the significance of green hydrogen, which is produced by splitting hydrogen from water using electrolyzers powered by clean energy. This approach is viewed as a pivotal solution for reducing carbon emissions in various sectors. Adani Group is constructing a massive renewable energy park in Kutch, Gujarat, which is expected to generate 30 GW of power by 2030, contributing to a total renewable energy capacity of 50 GW. The transition to green energy is poised to bring about substantial changes in India's energy landscape and economy, with a focus on job creation in sectors such as solar, wind, hydrogen, EV infrastructure, and grid development. Adani Group's digital infrastructure plans include a strong emphasis on data centers to support AI workloads and machine learning algorithms, with projections indicating a significant additional green energy requirement exclusively for AI data centers by 2030. Gautam Adani emphasized the inseparable link between the infrastructure needed for energy transition and digital transformation, highlighting the crucial role of data centers as the backbone of the energy-intensive digital revolution. The group's digital footprint is set to expand, encompassing industrial clouds, operational technology cybersecurity, super apps for consumer-facing businesses, AI labs, and data centers, positioning Adani Group as a key player in India's digital evolution.