Clean Energy and AI Will Shape the 21st Century, Says Gautam Adani

Gautam Adani emphasizes clean energy and AI as key drivers of India’s future growth.

Industrialist Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group, believes that clean energy and AI will define the 21st century and, thus, emphasized India’s ability to lead the world into a sustainable and intelligent future.

Adani stated on his social media account X (formerly Twitter) that, “Our nation stands at the intersection of clean energy and artificial intelligence — the twin forces that will define this century.”

He further mentioned the Adani-Google collaboration at Visakhapatnam (Vizag) as a stepping stone in developing an India-led, energy-efficient AI ecosystem. According to Adani, “Our goal is clear — to make India the world’s most sustainable intelligence hub.”

Highlights:

Adani has termed clean energy and AI as the key drivers of growth for this century.

A collaboration between Adani and Google aims to develop an energy-efficient AI infrastructure at Vizag.

An emphasis is being laid on putting India on the map in sustainable intelligence.

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