Orient Green Power Subsidiary Signs LOI for 6.6 MW Wind Capacity Expansion
Orient Green Power subsidiary, Beta Wind Farm, signed an LOI with Renfra Energy India for a 6.6 MW wind capacity expansion. The project involves supplying and installing two 3.3 MW WTGs on a turnkey basis. The LOI contract is valued at approximately ₹62 Crores and is to be executed by July 31, 2026.
The expansion of 6.6 MW is a moderate addition to the company's overall capacity, and the contract value of ₹62 Crores is significant but not transformative for a company of this scale.
The announcement details a new order and expansion of installed capacity, which is generally positive for a power company's growth prospects.
Orient Green Power Company Limited announced that its material subsidiary, Beta Wind Farm Private Limited (Beta), has received a proposal from M/s. Renfra Energy India Limited (Renfra) to expand installed capacity by 6.6 MW.
Beta has offered a Letter of Intent (LOI) to Renfra for the supply, installation, and commissioning of two Wind Turbine Generators (WTGs), each with a capacity of 3.3 MW, on a turnkey basis. Renfra accepted the LOI on May 19, 2026. Subsequently, the Investment / Borrowing / Banking Committee (IBBC) of Beta's Board of Directors approved the expansion plan on the same day, authorizing officials to finalize the terms for the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) Contract with Renfra.
The contract involves Renfra supplying, installing, and commissioning the WTGs in Karur District, Tamil Nadu. The LOI contract consideration is approximately ₹62 Crores, inclusive of GST. The execution of the contract is expected to be completed on or before July 31, 2026.
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