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Adani Green subsidiary signs pact with UAE company for India renewables projects
ET Online | April 9, 2026 9:00 PM CST

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Adani Green Energy Limited has formed a joint venture with Minerva Holding RSC to develop renewable energy projects across India. Minerva Holding RSC is part of the UAE's International Holding Company. The collaboration will focus on building and operating clean energy assets.

Windmill turbines at a wind park of Adani Green Energy at Ahmedabad-Narayan Sarovar state highway near Nakhatrana village.
Adani Green Energy Ltd announced on April 9 that its wholly-owned stepdown subsidiary, Adani Renewable Energy Middle East Ltd, has entered into a joint venture agreement with Minerva Holding RSC to develop renewable energy projects in India, marking another step in its international partnership strategy.

In a regulatory filing, the company said that EPointZero Holding RSC Ltd -- the energy and infrastructure platform of International Holding Company PJSC -- has partnered with Adani Green Energy to establish the joint venture focused on the development, construction and operation of renewable energy assets in India.

Minerva Holding RSC, which is wholly owned by EPointZero, will serve as the joint venture platform through which the projects will be pursued. The JV is expected to play a role in advancing clean energy capacity in India, aligning with broader sectoral growth and investment momentum.


International Holding Company PJSC, the parent of EPointZero, is the largest listed company in the UAE, with a market capitalization of over USD 230 billion, underlining the scale and financial backing behind the partnership.

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As part of the agreement, Adani Renewable Energy Middle East Ltd will acquire up to 20 pc stake in Minerva Renewables Holding RSC, the joint venture entity. The shareholding structure reflects a strategic minority participation by Adani Green Energy, while operational collaboration is expected to be driven jointly.

Governance provisions under the agreement grant Minerva the right to appoint up to four directors on the board, while Adani Green Energy will have the right to nominate one director. This structure indicates a majority influence for the UAE-based partner, alongside Adani’s participation in key decision-making.

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The development comes as Adani Green Energy continues to expand its global partnerships and strengthen its pipeline of renewable energy projects, even as international investors show increasing interest in India’s clean energy sector.


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