Suzlon, a provider of renewable energy solutions, announced on Thursday that it has secured a contract from EDF Renewables for a 30 MW wind power project. Under this agreement, Suzlon will install 10 Wind Turbine Generators (WTGs) featuring a Hybrid Lattice Tubular (HLT) tower, each with a capacity of 3 MW, in Gujarat.
Suzlon Energy Limited is a leading renewable energy solutions provider, specializing in wind turbine technology. Founded in 1995, Suzlon has established itself as a global leader in the wind energy sector, with a presence in over 18 countries. The company offers a range of products and services, including wind turbine installation, operations, and maintenance.
EDF Renewables, a subsidiary of the EDF Group, is a global leader in renewable energy development and operations. With a strong focus on wind and solar power, EDF Renewables is committed to sustainable energy solutions. The company has a presence in over 20 countries and is known for its innovative approach to renewable energy projects.
Both Suzlon and EDF Renewables are committed to driving the transition to a sustainable energy future, with a focus on providing clean, reliable, and affordable energy solutions. Their combined expertise and experience make them key players in the global renewable energy industry.
The company’s statement highlighted that Suzlon will manage the project, including supply, supervision, commissioning, post-commissioning, and maintenance services. JP Chalasani, the Chief Executive Officer of Suzlon Group, expressed pride in receiving the order from EDF Renewables, a highly respected global power company with a strong track record in renewable energy.
Arne Lorenzen, CEO of EDF Renewables India, expressed enthusiasm for partnering with Suzlon, a company with deep roots in the Indian wind market, to ensure the success of this project. He emphasized their commitment to growing and managing a sustainable energy portfolio in India for the future.
This project aims to supply electricity generated to Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd (GUVNL), thus bringing sustainable energy benefits to upwards of 24,000 households. Additionally, the implementation of this initiative is projected to lead to a significant reduction in carbon dioxide emissions, estimated at over 97,000 tonnes annually.
