Suzlon Group, with Torrent Power Ltd., marked a crucial milestone in the renewable energy scenario of India, together powering 1 GW of wind energy. A new order has added 486 MW of hybrid wind power to the mix, furthering the country’s 50% goal of electricity through renewable means. The collaboration also aligns with the government’s Make in India initiative, promoting homegrown manufacturing and clean energy solutions.
Milestone Order for Wind Turbines
Suzlon will supply 162 advanced S144 wind turbines, each of 3 MW capability, under the order. These machines will be installed in the Bhogat region in Gujarat State, India-an important renewable energy hub in the country. This further marks an important step forward in scaling up the renewable sources of energy capacity in the country.
Girish Tanti, Vice Chairman of Suzlon Group said, “We are proud to partner with Torrent, a pioneer in integrating renewables into their energy portfolio. Our decade-long collaboration has reached a remarkable milestone – 1 GW of cumulative orders across Gujarat and Karnataka.”
He added, “Built on trust, innovation, and a shared vision, this partnership has leveraged advanced technologies to deliver quality power to nearly 1 million households. Together, we remain committed to driving India’s energy transition and building a sustainable future.”
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Advanced Technology Powers the Collaboration
JP Chalasani, the Chief Executive Officer of Suzlon Group, expressed that Torrent Power has been a valued long-term partner in their journey. He mentioned that both companies share a common vision of delivering reliable, sustainable, and high-quality power to the nation. He also highlighted that the success of the S144 wind turbine, known for its ability to perform efficiently even in low-wind conditions, has been a key factor driving the collaboration. Furthermore, Chalasani highlighted that the milestone shows their strong partnership and the crucial role of technology in advancing India’s renewable future.