Adani Green Energy says it has crossed 20 gigawatts (GW) of operational renewable energy capacity, positioning it as the first renewable energy firm in India to reach that level. The company states that its portfolio includes solar, wind and battery storage projects. It also says the capacity contributes more than 52 billion units of electricity annually and represents close to 3% of India’s electricity consumption. Multiple outlets report that the milestone follows a period of large additions to its operating capacity, including a figure of 5,051 megawatts (MW) added in FY26. One outlet characterizes this as the largest annual renewable capacity addition by any company outside China. Another source notes that the 20 GW achievement is achieved through greenfield projects. The reporting across outlets largely aligns on the milestone itself, the technologies involved, and the scale of generation claimed by the company, while differing mainly in the emphasis on the method of expansion and the size of the latest annual capacity additions.