Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Adani Expands Hydro, Thermal Power Projects in South Asia
Adani Power, a big company that makes electricity, is planning to build new power plants in countries near India.
They just agreed to build a big hydroelectric dam in Bhutan with a local company.
They want to build more of these dams and also thermal power plants in other nearby countries.
This is part of their big plan to make a lot more electricity by 2032.
They're spending a lot of money to make this happen.
Another company, Tata Power, is also building a big dam in Bhutan.
Adani Power is exploring hydro and thermal power projects in South Asian countries.
Signed a 50:50 joint venture with Druk Green Power for a 500 MW hydropower project in Bhutan.
Aims to add 24 GW of thermal power capacity by FY32, totaling 41.87 GW.
Plans to invest Rs 2 lakh crore in capital expenditure for these projects.
Tata Power is also developing a 1,125 MW hydropower project in Bhutan.
- Who
- Adani Power
- What
- Expanding hydro and thermal power projects in South Asia
- When
- Ongoing, with targets set for FY32
- Where
- South Asian countries, including Bhutan
- Why
- To achieve long-term growth and sustainable value generation
- Company
- Adani Power
- Project Type
- Hydro and Thermal Power
- Location
- South Asian Countries
- Joint Venture Partner
- Druk Green Power (Bhutan)
- Project Capacity
- 500 MW (Bhutan)
- Total Capacity Target
- 41.87 GW by FY32
- Capital Expenditure
- Rs 2 lakh crore