Adani Energy Solutions wants to borrow $600 million to finance its intentions to invest in smart metering initiatives for the distribution of power.

According to Bloomberg, the loan's length might range from three to five years, and its interest rate might be based on the Secured Overnight Financing Rate.

Many firms, notably Schneider Electric SE and Electricite de France SA, have expressed interest in investing in India's planned 250 million smart meters national rollout.

Earlier in December, Adani Energy Solutions teamed up with Esyasoft, a company located in the United Arab Emirates, to implement smart meter projects in India and beyond. According to documents made earlier this year, the business extended its transmission network by 302 circuit kilometers and secured orders for smart meter installations totaling $276 million in the quarter that ended in December.

This occurs one day following Mukesh Ambani and Adani's investment deal.

Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), under Ambani's leadership, is purchasing a minority interest in Adani Power's Mahan Energen power plant as part of the agreement.

On March 27, RIL signed an investment agreement with Mahan Energen, an Adani Power affiliate, in which 50 million equity shares were allocated to RIL. Adani Power disclosed that the value of the equity shares is Rs 50 crore. India's Electricity Rules, 2005, drove RIL to invest in Adani Power's facility, and the company entered into a 20-year power purchase deal with Mahan for its own consumption requirements.