Suzlon luggage order from Adani Inexperienced Vitality; to develop a 48.3 MW wind energy undertaking

Renewable vitality options supplier Suzlon Group introduced on Tuesday that it received a brand new order to develop a 48.3 MW wind energy undertaking for Adani Inexperienced Vitality. Suzlon will set up 23 items of wind turbine mills. 

The undertaking is situated in Gujarat’s Mandvi, and is anticipated to be commissioned in 2023. The corporate mentioned that the order is a repeat one from Adani Inexperienced Vitality and is along with an already current order of 226.8 MW that was introduced on August 13. 

Suzlon will execute the undertaking by supplying, putting in and commissioning. It is going to additionally provide post-commissioning operation and upkeep companies. 

Girish Tanti, Government Vice Chairman, Suzlon Group mentioned, “We’re delighted that Adani Inexperienced Vitality Ltd has reaffirmed their belief in us for the extra order for his or her Wind Vitality Undertaking in Mandvi, Kutch, Gujarat. It’s at all times a privilege to accomplice with India’s main IPP of their pursuit to energy our nation with inexperienced vitality.” 

Suzlon Group CEO Ashwani Kumar mentioned that Suzlon wind generators sometimes have 70-80 per cent home content material and are manufactured in India by a thriving home worth chain, which is in step with the Atmanirbhar Bharat imaginative and prescient. 

Headquartered in Pune, Suzlon Group has its presence in 17 nations. Its founder and chairman, Tulsi R Tanti, handed away attributable to a cardiac arrest on October 1. “On this tough time, the Firm continues to be supported by its extremely skilled board of administrators and senior administration who’re each ready and dedicated to take Tanti’s legacy ahead and realise his imaginative and prescient for the Firm,” it had mentioned. 

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