<h1>Adani Green Energy Withdraws from $1 Billion Sri Lanka Wind Projects Amid Tariff Disputes and Environmental Concerns</h1> Adani Green Energy has withdrawn from two proposed wind power projects in Sri Lanka, totaling USD 1 billion, after the new government sought to renegotiate tariffs to lower electricity costs. The projects, planned for Mannar and Pooneryn with a capacity of 484 megawatts, faced opposition due to environmental concerns and legal challenges. The decision follows investigations into the Adani group over alleged bribery to secure contracts. Despite withdrawing from these projects, Adani remains invested in a USD 700 million terminal project at Colombo's port and is open to future collaborations with Sri Lanka.