Suzlon Secures 195 MW Order from Sunsure Energy, Total 3 MW Platform Sales Reach 9 GW
Suzlon Energy secured a 195 MW order from Sunsure Energy for its 3 MW platform, bringing total sales to nearly 9 GW. This project in Karnataka uses 65 S144 WTGs. The partnership now nears 300 MW. Suzlon's Karnataka orderbook exceeds 2 GW.
The order is substantial and contributes to Suzlon's growing orderbook and market presence, particularly in Karnataka. It reinforces the company's market position and its successful product platform.
The announcement details a significant new order and highlights the success of Suzlon's 3 MW platform, indicating strong market demand and a growing orderbook.
Suzlon Energy Limited has announced a new order of 195 MW from Sunsure Energy, further bolstering its highly successful 3 MW platform sales to nearly 9 GW. This repeat order signifies a continued partnership between the two companies, bringing their cumulative collaboration to approximately 300 MW across Maharashtra and Karnataka.
The project will be executed in the Bijapur district of Karnataka, utilizing 65 units of Suzlon's S144 wind turbine generators, each with a 3.0 MW capacity. Suzlon will be responsible for the entire project execution, including erection and commissioning, as well as providing comprehensive operations and maintenance services post-commissioning.
With this new order, Suzlon's orderbook in Karnataka surpasses the 2 GW milestone, reinforcing the state's position as a key market for wind energy. Suzlon's current installed base in Karnataka stands at 1,500 MW, contributing significantly to its South India portfolio. The company is also executing other commercial and industrial (C&I) projects in Karnataka totaling 664 MW.
Girish Tanti, Executive Vice Chairman of Suzlon Group, highlighted the growing focus on renewable energy in India and the crucial role of Suzlon's 3 MW platform in this transition. Shashank Sharma, CEO of Sunsure Energy, emphasized the partnership's role in building reliable, round-the-clock renewable power solutions to decarbonize Indian industries. Ajay Kapur, CEO of Suzlon Group, reiterated the trust placed in Suzlon's capabilities for executing large-scale projects.
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