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Adani Power raises ESG score to 66 as it expands low-emissions steps
The company said its score improved to 66 from 65 in FY26 and cited investments in ultra-supercritical low-emission technology.
Adani Power said it improved its Environmental, Social and Governance performance as assessed by NSE Sustainability, scoring 66 compared with 65 in FY26, according to a Monday filing covered by LiveMint Markets.
The company, described as India’s largest private-sector thermal power generator, said it continues to rank ahead of other major Indian thermal, mixed-fuel and integrated energy companies while it pursues ESG practices tied to sustainable growth and responsible operations.
Adani Power pointed to adoption of advanced low-emission technologies including ultra-supercritical units, along with continuous monitoring and corrective systems to reduce its carbon footprint. It also cited steps to improve energy efficiency, conserve water, and manage waste across its operations.
In addition to NSE Sustainability, the company referenced other assessments including a score of 71 out of 100 in S&P Global’s Corporate Sustainability Assessment, 4.3 out of 5.0 in the FTSE Russell ESG rating, and an 80 out of 100 CareEdge ESG Ratings score for FY26, which it said places it in the Leadership category and 35% above the industry median.
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