Adani Energy’s master plan revolves around the commissioning of the 765-kilovolt Halvad transmission line 

The acquisition of Halvad Transmission, a crucial renewable energy transmission network project in Gujarat, marked a major accomplishment for Adani Energy Solutions. The winning proposal, which was revealed on Wednesday, represents Adani Energy’s victory over strong rivals in a difficult process.

A crucial component of India’s national grid, the Halvad Transmission was first proposed by PFC Consulting and is intended to transport seven gigawatts (GW) of electricity from the cutting-edge Khavda solar energy facility. With its impressive 30 GW of generation capacity, the park is a major player in India’s renewable energy market.

Adani Energy’s long-term goals depend on the 765-kilovolt Halvad transmission line, which is 301 kilometres (187 miles) long. The goal of this large-scale project is to finish it in the upcoming 24 months. For more than 35 years, the company has been devoted to the long-term responsibility of running and maintaining the transmission line, guaranteeing a dependable and sustainable energy link for the area.

According to a statement from the firm, this strategic acquisition pushes Adani Energy’s total transmission network—which includes both installed and planned lines—to an astounding 20,518 circuit kilometres (12,750 miles). By making this move, Adani Energy establishes itself as a major force in developing the region’s infrastructure for renewable energy.