Suzlon Energy Ltd. said Suzlon
Group had bagged a repeat order for 100.8 MW wind farms from ReNew Wind
Power Ventures Pvt. Ltd., India's leading IPP in the wind energy
sector. The project is scheduled for execution at the Bhesada wind
site, Jaisalmer district in Rajasthan. As
per the agreement, the Group will not only supply 48 units of its
robust S97-120 m WTG's but will also oversee operations, maintenance and
service of the wind site over the contracted period. The S97-120 WTG's is set to change the dynamics of the wind energy business. This is Suzlon's maiden oder for its new towers that is specially designed with a 120 m hub height, the company said.
The
innovative S97-120 m tower design is a combination of Lattice &
Tubular structure making it the tallest wind tower in India. The towers
are designed to harness the optimal available wind resources and deliver
higher energy productivity, which in turn ensures higher ROI to
customers. ReNew Wind Power
projects in Gujarat and Maharashtra are powered by Suzlon turbines.
ReNew Wind Power currently deploys Suzlon WTG's for 100+ MW at their
wind farms in Gujarat and Maharashtra and this will be the third
successful order placed with Suzlon Group.
ReNew
Wind Power's CMD Sumant Sinha said, "This deal reinforced our
commitment to developing sustainable energy solutions for India. Our
partnership with Suzlon has added momentum to this mission. Suzlon
Energy Chairman Tulsi Tanti commented, "Leveraging on our leadership
position within the country, we continue to have a strong focus on the
Indian market as it offers a favorable renewable energy environment
especially now with the new Government in place. We continue to create
innovative reliable products as with the S97-120 m which is specifically
made for low wind sites. Our mission is to make profitable and
efficient wind energy accessible within the country." At the BSE, Suzlon Energy shares are currently trading at Rs.29.30, up 2.99 percent from the previous close.
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