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voda 2 september 2015 17:06

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Inox Wind wins 100 MW power project from Ostro Energy

PTI reported that Inox Wind today said it has bagged an order for a 100 MW wind power project at Lahori in Madhya Pradesh from Ostro Energy.

The company said that "Inox Wind Limited has bagged an order for a 100 MW wind power project at Lahori, in the state of Madhya Pradesh from Ostro Energy."

It said that Ostro Energy is backed by Actis, a global pan-emerging market private equity firm with USD 7.6 billion of funds under management.

Inox will supply and install 50 units of its advanced 2MW DFIG 100 rotor dia Wind Turbine Generators for Ostro Energy on a turnkey basis.

It said that the rotor has one of the highest swept areas that makes it ideally suited to maximise returns, especially in low wind areas.

Inox Wind will be responsible for the entire project lifecycle, from development and construction to commissioning and has also been contracted to undertake operations and maintenance services of the project for a multi year period, post commissioning.

The 100 MW project will be a part of the Inox Wind Park of 200 MW capacity at Lahori, one of many such Wind Parks being developed by Inox across the country.

Source : Economic Times

voda 11 september 2015 20:10

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India approves National Offshore Wind Energy Policy

A key stakeholder said that a new policy approved by India’s cabinet will simplify its foray into offshore wind power.

The National Offshore Wind Energy Policy approved by the Prime Minister Mr Narendra Modi’s Union Cabinet on September 9th designates the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy as the nodal ministry for use of offshore areas within the country’s Exclusive Economic Zone. It also puts the National Institute of Wind Energy in charge of offshore wind energy development in the country, authorizing it to allocate offshore wind energy blocks and to coordinate functions with related ministries and agencies.

India, which already has 23 GW of onshore wind power capacity, has a coastline of more than 7,600 kilometers and has been thought to have enormous wind energy potential offshore.

Mr Tulsi Tanti, Suzlon’s chairman in a statement that “For Indian wind-turbine manufacturer Suzlon, the new policy opens up new possibilities. One of the key advantages of off-shore wind energy is that large sized projects of 1,000 MW and above can be built with the capacity utilization factor ranging from 45%-50%. This also enables better utilization of transmission infrastructure and better dispatchability, with insignificant impact on land requirements. We foresee offshore wind energy revolution in our country, given India’s very long coast line.”

Mr Tanti, said that the decision will simplify and create a single window system for relevant approvals from various central government departments and state maritime boards, too.

Suzlon is conducting a techno-commercial feasibility in Gujarat, where it says it has identified more than 1 GW of offshore wind energy potential on the Kutch Coast. “We believe, this is likely to be the first private sector off-shore wind energy project of the country.”

To increase energy security and diversify supply reliance beyond coal, hydro, nuclear, and natural gas, India wants to expand its renewable power capacity to 175 GW by 2022, including 100 GW of solar, 60 GW of wind power, 10 GW of biomass, and 5 GW of small hydropower. The country’s current installed renewable capacity stands at 34 GW.

Source : Power Magazine

voda 11 oktober 2015 15:40

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Off-grid wind power projects to face financing issues - India Ratings

India Ratings and Research said in its latest reported that Projects to be rolled out under the newly approved offshore wind policy are likely to face challenges in achieving financial closure and needs to be backed by the public sector to avoid it.

The policy guidelines have proposed offshore wind generation capacities through public private partnerships.

India Ratings said that rollout through the engineering, procurement, construction route in the initial phase will be a viable option to attract private participation, given the inherent complexities of these projects and the uncertainties around an unexplored area of offshore wind generation. Private sector participation as developers would be restricted to sponsors with strong balance sheets wherein financing may be with recourse.

The report said that "The policy, if implemented well, will provide an impetus to the falling wind capacity additions as offshore wind generation involves limited use of land and lack of land has been a major impediment to its growth. The policy could also help the country achieve the national installed wind capacity target of 60 GW by 2022."

The ratings agency said offshore wind projects could be attractive propositions from a return perspective, given the risk return profile.

It said that "However, these are contingent on timely executions which in Ind-Ra’s opinion could face challenges in the initial phase."

While globally offshore wind power generation has been in existence across Europe and China, the total capacity set up till date is only 11 GW. Given the limited experience, the sector may witness entry of international players with technical expertise to bid individually or in collaboration with Indian EPC players to gain an early mover advantage.

The agency said that private participation in the initial phase of offshore wind generation will only be restricted to EPC services, and capacity additions by and large would come from public funding from state and central utilities.

Source : Business Standard

voda 14 oktober 2015 20:14

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Inox Wind secures 50 MW project order from Tata Power in MP

PTI reported that Inox Wind has bagged 50 MW wind power project order from Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd (TPREL) in Madhya Pradesh.

Inox Wind said that the order is TPREL’s third project with Inox Wind after two previous orders of 172 MW. TPREL is a 100 per cent subsidiary of Tata Power and has 300 MW of commissioned renewable assets.”

It said that “As part of the turnkey order, Inox Wind will provide TPREL with end to end solutions from development and construction to commissioning and providing long—term operations and maintenance services.”

Mr Kailash Tarachandani CEO of Inox Wind said that “The third order from TPREL has reaffirmed Inox Wind’s position as the preferred wind energy solutions provider to major IPPs in India. Repeat orders from as well established renewable player like TPREL reinforce trust in Inox’s technology, execution capabilities and reliability of services.”

Source : PTI

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voda 14 oktober 2015 20:15

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Suzlon commissions 50.40 MW project for Ostro inIndia

Business Line reported that Suzlon has commissioned 50.40-MW wind power turnkey project for Ostro Energy Pvt Ltd (owned by Actis). This is Ostro’s first wind power project in India.

Located in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan and comprising 24 WTGs (Wind Turbine Generators) of 2.1 MW each, it is an integral part of Suzlon’s Jaisalmer wind park, billed to be the country’s largest wind park with a cumulative capacity over 1,300 MW.

The Pune-based wind energy major is responsible for the entire project lifecycle, from development, construction to commissioning and has also been contracted to undertake operations and maintenance services of the project for 12 years.

The company in a statement said that the project will provide electricity to over 28,000 homes and curb 0.10 million tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.

Mr Ranjit Gupta, CEO, Ostro Energy, said that “The successful commissioning of our 50.40 MW Tejuva wind project signals our ambitious expansion plans in the renewable sector and is an important first milestone in Ostro’s journey to 800 MW of wind capacity. We see wind as a highly viable investment option with its techno-economic maturity and green credentials.”

Mr Ishwar Mangal, Chief Sales Officer, Suzlon Energy, said that “Clean energy solutions is fast becoming critical to the energy supply equation in India. We are delighted to extend India's wind energy footprint, drawing on our understanding of the energy sector.”

Source : Business Line

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voda 25 oktober 2015 16:15

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Gamesa wins 100-MW wind power project from Hero Group

PTI reported that renewable energy firm Gamesa has bagged a 100-MW wind power project from Hero Group to set up 50 wind turbines in Madhya Pradesh.

Gamesa India in a statement said that the order was placed by Hero Future Energies, a venture of the Hero Group catering to the renewable energy.

It said that “Under this agreement, Gamesa will supply and erect 50 units of G97—2.0MW turbines with a tower height of 104 metres at Dhar in Madhya Pradesh.”

The company did not disclose the value of the project.

It added that “We are happy to announce our new order from the Hero Group. This partnership shows the trust customers have in our project capabilities and help us inch closer to the targets set by the government.”

The commissioning is expected by March 2016.

Mr Rahul Munjal MD of Hero Future Energies’ said that “This is Hero Future Energies’ first self—development project in India. We are encouraged by universal success of the self—development strategy.”

Mr Munjal said that “When combined with turnkey projects, alongside key industry players, this project will provide diversification to our firm. Completing this project and other such developments in the pipeline, our cumulative installed capacity is likely to be over 500 MW by 2016.”

Source : PTI

voda 27 oktober 2015 19:46

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Inox Wind net profit jumps 63pct in Q2 2015

Energy solutions provider Inox Wind reported a 63.4 per cent rise in consolidated net profit at INR 89.13 crore for the September quarter.

Inox Wind said that the company’s consolidated net profit in the year—ago period was INR 54.52 crore. Its income from operations during the quarter increased to INR 1,008.22 crore from INR 543.13 crore a year ago.

The group is engaged in the business of manufacturing wind turbine generators (WTG) and also provides related erection, procurement, and commissioning services, operations and maintenance and common infrastructure facility for WTGs and development of projects for wind farms.

Inox Wind has manufacturing plants near Ahmedabad, Gujarat and at Una, Himachal Pradesh.

Source : PTI

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voda 12 november 2015 16:48

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Tata power to carve out arm for renewable energy

PTI reported that Tata Power will carve out a separate fully-owned subsidiary TPREL by aggregating its renewable energy assets to enhance focus on clean energy.

The company said that "The proposed structuring involves carving out of 500 MW of renewable assets of the Company to its subsidiary Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd (TPREL) and its subsidiaries."

However, it will have sharper focus on renewable energy capacity addition and restructuring of assets.

The assets include 376.5 MW of wind assets in Gujarat, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, 3 MW solar asset in Mulshi and 120 MW of waste heat recovery based power plants at Haldia, West Bengal.

It said that the proposed structuring is sought to be implemented by way of a Scheme of Arrangement under Sections 391 and Section 394 and other applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 1956.

The renewable wind assets -- Bramhanvel (11.3 MW), Khandke (50.4 MW), Samana (50.4 MW), Gadag (50.4 MW), Visapur (10 MW), Sadawaghapur (17.5 MW), Agaswadi (49.5 MW) and solar assets at Mulshi (3 MW) are proposed to be aggregated in TPREL.

Source : PTI

voda 17 november 2015 20:28

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Inox Wind commissions 800 MW unit at MP

Wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind said it is commissioning a 800 MW facility at its manufacturing unit in Madhya Pradesh to double its production capacity to 1,600 MW.

Inox Wind said that “The unit will have an annual production capacity of 400 rotor blade sets and eventually also have an annual capacity of 400 nacelles and hubs, 300 towers, and will double Inox Wind’s production capacity to 1,600 MW. The manufacturing plant, which will be among the largest in Asia and billed to be the largest in India, will drive investments and economic growth in Madhya Pradesh and provide direct and indirect employment to 5,000 people in the state.”

Mr Kailash Tarachandani CEO of Inox Wind said that “The commissioning of the Madhya Pradesh facility is a significant milestone for Inox Wind. The enhanced capacity will enable the company to maintain its position as the leading manufacturer of wind turbine generators in India.”

Source : PTI

voda 19 november 2015 20:57

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Gamesa India bags 50 MW wind power project from Atria Power

Gamesa India, a renewable energy provider, said that it has bagged an order for setting up 50 MW wind power project at Kayathar in Tamil Nadu from Perpetual Investment, a group entity of Atria Power.

The company in a statement said that "Gamesa has strengthened its formidable presence in the country with a new order for 50 MW turnkey wind power project with Perpetual Investment - a group entity of Atria Power, which will be developed at Kayathar in Tamil Nadu."

It said that being a turnkey contract, Gamesa will handle the entire infrastructure needed to operate the project with the supply, erection and commissioning of 25 units of G97 2 MW wind turbines with a hub height of 104 m, specially designed for low wind sites in India.

This project will be commissioned by March 2016.

Mr Ramesh Kymal CMD of Gamesa India said that "This project will be another stride from Gamesa to reach the country's target of 20 per cent energy generation from renewable sources by 2022."

Source : PTI

voda 2 december 2015 17:10

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Indian firms line up for Welspun's green projects

Business Standard reported that Hero Future Energies, ReNew Power and Reliance Cleangen are evaluating the renewable energy portfolio of Welspun Enterprises. Welspun Renewables, wholly-owned green energy arm of Welspun Enterprises, is selling equity stakes in its solar and wind power projects.

SoftBank, earlier keen to pick up stakes in the projects, has dropped out.

Welspun Renewables was raising capital through equity sales, said a person close to development. Persons in the know said domestic and foreign companies were in the fray to invest in Welspun Renewables' projects totalling 400 MW.

Mr Vineet Mittal, vice-chairman, Welspun Renewables, did not respond to phone calls and text messages. The company's spokesperson also did not respond.

Promoted by B D Goenka, the Welspun Group has interests in textiles, polychemicals, steel, cement and renewable energy.

Hero Future Energies, a comparatively new entrant with 250 Mw capacity, is keen to buy Welspun's projects but chief executive Sunil Jain declined to comment. Hero has a pipeline of around 1,000 Mw of wind power projects, in seven states.

Reliance Cleangen, renewable energy arm of the Anil Ambani-promoted Reliance Power, said that it had no such plans. Sumant Sinha, chief executive, ReNew Power Ventures, said he would "refrain" from commenting.

ReNew Power is backed by Goldman Sachs with an equity investment of close to USD 350 million and its current total equity is $655 million. The company has 1,600 Mw of clean energy assets across the country, out of which 1,000 Mw are wind energy projects.

Source : Business Standard

voda 4 december 2015 17:01

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Chinese taps faraway frontier for renewable energy

The Dabancheng wind farm is closer to Kabul than Beijing, but China’s government is counting on it to help power the central and eastern parts of the country where the bulk of the population lives, more than a thousand miles away.

The blades of one of hundreds of turbines, each the length of half a football field, rip through the air, thrusting like a jet with each rotation. They’re pushed by 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts, blowing through a narrow valley between snow-capped mountains of the Tian Shan range to the north toward the Tarim Basin in the desert south.

Mr Zhu Xinxiang through a heavy gust of wind shouts “The history of China’s wind power started here.”

Mr Zhu is a general manager at Goldwind. His company established China’s first wind farm here in 1989, a bygone era when there weren’t any construction cranes to be found in this part of China, so Goldwind had to enlist the help of government officials from Denmark, who donated one to build the farm’s first turbines.

Nearly three decades later, China’s the world’s second-biggest economy, Goldwind is the world’s second-largest wind turbine maker, and Dabancheng has expanded to hundreds of turbines, generating enough electricity to power 2.5 million homes. But there’s a problem.

He said that “China is a vast land, and here in Xinjiang, we’re very far away from the rest of the country. We need transmission to send this electricity thousands of miles away.”

Mr Zhu points to the south, where Goldwind has just built nearly a hundred top-of-the-line turbines. The fierce wind blows through them, too, but their blades aren’t turning. Goldwind is waiting for China’s electrical grid to catch up.

Mr Yu Wuming, former Goldwind CEO, said that the government’s building five ultra-high transmission lines in Xinjiang to send this energy to the places that need it, but it will take time. A huge transmission line takes three to five years to build, but a wind farm only takes a year to build

And that’s why, said Goldwind’s Zhu Xinxiang, 40 percent of the electricity generated by Dabancheng in the past year went nowhere. The energy could have powered a million homes, preventing air pollution and reducing China’s carbon footprint, but there weren’t transmission lines in place to carry it all.

The industry calls this curtailment, and it is a big problem in China.

Source : Market Place

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voda 15 december 2015 20:16

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Inox Wind gains after arm acquires Sarayu Wind Power

Business Standard reported that Inox Wind shares were up over 1% on the Bombay Stock Exchange after the company said that its wholly-owned subsidiary Inox Wind Infrastructure Services Ltd has acquired 100% equity stake in Sarayu Wind Power (Tallimadugula) Private Ltd, with effect from December 9th 2015.

The company said that following the 100% acquisition by its arm, Sarayu Wind Power (Tallimadugula) Private Ltd has become step down subsidiary of Inox Wind Ltd.

Further in accordance with the Company's Code of Practices and Procedures for Fair Disclosure of Unpublished Price Sensitive Information, the trading window for dealing in the securities of the Company will remain closed from December 9th 2015 till close of business hours on December 11, 2015.

Source : Business Standard

voda 21 december 2015 17:24

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Jordan launches ME's largest utility scale wind power project

Jordanian government announced the launch of the region's first utility-scale wind power plant in the kingdom which will produce energy from carbon free resources, displacing 235,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually.

The 117-megawatt Tafila wind farm project has been developed by Jordan Wind Project Company (JWPC), an international coalition that includes InfraMed Infrastructure Fund (France), Masdar (UAE) and EP Global Energy (Cyprus).

Senior officials of JWPC at the opening ceremony held in the presence of King Abdullah II, said that the wind power plant is directly connected to the national grid and will produce 400 gigawatt-hours of electricity annually.

They said that the project is in line with a royal vision to diversify energy sources and promote greater reliance on renewable energy. The Tafila Wind Farm was developed in response to the 2010 renewable energy law, calling for around 10 per cent of electricity to come from renewable sources by 2020.

The officials said that once the plant starts operation, it will save the government a total of USD 50 million annually.

Jordan presently imports around 96 per cent of its energy needs at a cost equivalent to 20 per cent of the country's GDP.

After the launch, King Abdullah II toured the entire plant owned and managed by the JWPC.

At JD85 ($119.4) per megawatt-hour, the wind turbines will produce electricity at less than half the cost of generation for conventional power sources. The project will thus save the government around $50 million every year, and will supply approximately 3.5 per cent of the country's annual electricity consumption.

Mr Samer Judeh, JWPC chairman, said that "The Tafila Wind Farm will contribute towards achieving energy security. The project is a quantum leap not only for Jordan but the Arab world as a whole, as it is the first to implement an effective solution for Jordan's energy challenges through a partnership between the public and private sectors."

Mr Judeh said that "We believe the project will stimulate the investment climate for similar renewable energy projects in Jordan to take place and will make Jordan a new and important destination for renewable energy investments in the region."

Source : TradeArabia News Service

voda 29 december 2015 16:47

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Suzlon’s prototype turbine achieves 35% PLF in last 12 months

Business Line reported that Suzlon’s S97 2.1MW prototype turbine with a hybrid tower in Gujarat has achieved 35 per cent plant load factor (PLF) in the last 12 months.

It has successfully generated 64.28 Kwh over the last 12 months (November 2014 onwards) at controller basis in Kutch, Gujarat, Suzon said in a statement to the stock exchange. The company had already received 350 MW of orders.

Mr Tulsi Tanti, Chairman, Suzlon Group, said that “The turbine with the all-steel hybrid tower is a game changer and is the result of our continued focus on investing in next generation technologies. By offering a product that can optimise and harness wind resources at higher altitudes, Suzlon has proved that even low-wind sites can be made attractive.”

Mr Tanti said that consistently achieving and maintaining 35 per cent PLF will help in reducing the levelised cost of energy.

Source : Business Line

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voda 15 januari 2016 16:31

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Suzlon secures additional credit facility of INR 2,300 crore

Wind turbine maker Suzlon Group said that it has received an additional credit facility of INR 2,300 crore above the existing working capital lines to meet its requirements for execution of projects.

Suzlon said that "It has received an additional sanction of working capital lines of INR 2,300 crore to meet its requirement for execution of sizeable order backlog and pipeline... the additional working capital sanctions are above the existing working capital facilities of Rs. 4,300 crore."

The company said that these facilities will be catalyst to help Suzlon tap the growth opportunities in India and International markets.

Mr Kirti Vagadia CFO of Suzlon Group said that "The additional working capital facilities sanctioned by our bankers will help fuel Suzlon's business grwoth and enable us to ramp up volumes rapidly, it will also enable us to capitalise on opportunities in renewable sector in India."

Source : PTI

voda 19 januari 2016 19:24

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Suzlon Group bags repeat orders from HPCL, Nalco

PTI reported that wind turbine maker Suzlon Group has bagged two 50.4 megawatt (MW) orders from Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) and state-run Nalco for the installation of additional wind power capacity.

Suzlon said that “It has won a third order from HPCL for 50.40 MW capacity wind power project in India. The project is scheduled for completion by 2016-17.”

The company said that it has bagged another order from National Aluminium Company Ltd (Nalco) and the project is scheduled for completion by 2016-17.

It added that “Nalco’s cumulative Suzlon powered wind portfolio will increase to 100.80 MW post completion of this project.”

Source : PTI

voda 27 januari 2016 17:24

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Siemens to build 12 wind farms in Egypt by 2022

It is reported that Siemens has started work on the first phase of a USD 2.16 billion renewable energy project in Egypt that will see the German industrial company build 12 wind farms with a capacity of 2,000MW of wind energy by 2022.

The Egypt government is in negotiations with top local and international financial institutions to secure funding for the ambitious project.

It said that the New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA), which is leading the talks with the lenders, plans to finish the negotiations by next month.

The major lenders involved in the negotiations include the National Bank of Egypt, the Banque Misr, Emirates NBD, International Finance Corporation (IFC), the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the African Development Bank (AfDB).

Mr Mohamed Salah El Sobky chairman of NREA said that the plan is to obtain funding for 60 per cent of total project costs from international financing institutions, while the remaining 30 per cent will be sourced from domestic banks.

Source : Trade Arabia

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voda 28 januari 2016 21:56

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Gamesa bags 30 MW turnkey wind project of PTC Energy in India

Business Standard reported that renewable energy major Gamesa, has won an order for 30MW turnkey wind power project with power trading company PTC Energy Limited, which is a 100 per cent subsidiary of PTC India Ltd, at Jaora in Madhya Pradesh.

As per the new order, Gamesa will develop the entire infrastructure needed to operate the project with the supply, erection and commissioning of 15 units of wind turbines specially designed for low wind sites in India.

As a part of the contract, Gamesa has also entered into a long term operations and maintenance agreement to ensure smooth functioning of the wind farm. This project due to be commissioned by March 2016 is a part of Gamesa India's order book for the fourth quarter of 2015.

This is a part of the recent global announcement of order supply worth 130 Mw that Gamesa has secured in India.

Mr Ramesh Kymal, CMD, Gamesa India, said that "Over the years our wind customer base has been growing at an encouraging pace and we ended 2015 on a good note with multiple order wins that have helped us achieve our 2015 targets. With the support of our loyal customers and an efficient team we are looking forward to a great 2016."

Source : Business Standard

voda 4 februari 2016 20:22

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Inox Wind commissions 170 MW wind project for Continuum in MP

Wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind said that it has commissioned a 170-MW project for Continuum Wind Energy in Madhya Pradesh.

A statement said that "The 170 MW completed order comprised of manufacture, supply, erection and commissioning of 85 units of Inox Wind's top-rated 2 MW Wind Turbine Generator with 100 meter rotor diameter and 92 meter hub height."

It said that the company has additionally signed an agreement for 24 MW with Continuum Wind Energy and is in advanced discussions for further orders from the company at the same site.

Post commissioning, Inox Wind will also provide long term operations and maintenance services to the project. The wind energy project will provide power to 89,000 households and curtail 25 lakh tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually.

Mr Kailash Tarachandani, Inox Wind Chief Executive, said that "Post the successful commissioning of the project, we look forward to strengthening the partnership that has developed between our two companies by providing our renowned operations and maintenance services and helping Continuum achieve maximum return on their investment over the lifetime of the project."

Source : PTI

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