Adani Green Energy's consolidated net profit rose 16 percent to Rs 747 crore in the September quarter, up from Rs 644 crore a year earlier.

Power supply revenue jumped 45 percent to Rs 4,019 crore. Power supply EBITDA rose 51 percent to Rs 3,835 crore, a 92 percent margin.

Energy sales reached 12,090 million units, up 33 percent, as new solar, wind and hybrid projects came online.

Operational capacity reached 20.8 GW at the end of September, up 24 percent, after 4,083 MW was added over the year.

It added 3,081 MWh of battery storage in Q2, for a total of 6,632 MWh. CEO Ashish Khanna said that makes it India's largest storage operator.

Adani Green says its Khavda battery site is the world's largest single-location battery storage installation.

Capital spending rose 38 percent to Rs 17,160 crore in the first half. Net debt grew to Rs 1,02,973 crore from Rs 91,252 crore in March.

The company is targeting 50 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030.

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