Suzlon secures 105 MW order for new S175 turbine from Sunsure Energy
Suzlon secured a 105 MW order for its new S175 (5.0 MW) wind turbine from Sunsure Energy. The project in Karnataka involves 21 WTGs. This order increases their cumulative partnership to 400.8 MW and marks a strong commercial debut for Suzlon's latest turbine.
Securing an order for a new, high-capacity turbine is a positive development that can enhance Suzlon's market position and revenue, but its full impact depends on future execution and further orders.
The announcement details a new order for Suzlon's latest wind turbine technology, indicating business growth and successful product launch, which is positive for the company.
Suzlon Energy Limited has announced a significant commercial debut for its S175 (5.0 MW) wind turbine, securing a 105 MW order from Sunsure Energy. This order marks the first for India's tallest and most powerful wind turbine, reinforcing customer confidence in Suzlon's technology.
The project, to be executed in Bijapur district of Karnataka, involves the supply, erection, commissioning, and maintenance of 21 S175 wind turbine generators (WTGs). This new order brings the cumulative partnership between Suzlon and Sunsure Energy to 400.8 MW. It is Sunsure's third order with Suzlon in less than 14 months.
Girish Tanti, Vice Chairman, Suzlon Group, expressed pride in supporting Sunsure Energy's growth, highlighting the deepening partnership and the transition from Suzlon's 2.1 MW and 3 MW platforms to the new 5 MW S175 turbine. Manish Mehta, Co-Founder & Chief Commercial Officer, Sunsure Energy, stated that the S175 turbine is a strategic choice for meeting the demand for firm and dispatchable power, aligning with Sunsure's ambition to be a 10 GW platform by 2030. Ajay Kapur, CEO of Suzlon Group, anticipates this project will serve as a case study in effective energy generation and project economics, reflecting the rapid scaling of India's C&I renewable market and customer trust in Suzlon.
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