Orient Green Power Subsidiary Signs ₹32.87 Crore Suzlon Contract for 6.3 MW Repowering
Orient Green Power's subsidiary, Clarion Wind Farm, signed a contract with Suzlon Energy for 6.3 MW of wind energy generators. The deal, valued at ₹32.87 Crores, is for repowering an existing wind farm in Tamil Nadu and is expected to be completed by June 30, 2026.
The contract value of ₹32.87 Crores is significant for the company and relates to a core business activity of renewable energy generation, impacting its operational capacity and future revenue.
The announcement details a new contract for renewable energy generation, which is positive for the company's business and growth prospects.
Clarion Wind Farm Private Limited, a material stepdown subsidiary of Orient Green Power Company Limited, has entered into a contract with Suzlon Energy Limited for the supply of three Wind Energy Generators, each with a 2.1 MW capacity, totaling 6.3 MW. This contract is for the repowering of an existing wind farm located at the Devarkulam site in Tamil Nadu.
The Investment/Borrowing/Banking Committee of Clarion's Board of Directors approved the contract on January 28, 2026. The agreement was officially signed and executed on the same date. The contract specifies that Suzlon will supply the Wind Energy Generators (WEGs) for the repowering project.
The contract is with a domestic entity, Suzlon Energy Limited, and is for the supply of wind energy generators. The execution of this contract is scheduled to be completed on or before June 30, 2026. The total consideration for this contract is approximately ₹32.87 Crores, inclusive of GST.
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