The order is for 45 turbines of the 2.7M130 variant, with delivery to begin in 2025.
The project will involve the supply, erection, and commissioning of the turbines, as well as the project’s substation.
Engineered to operate well in India’s varied wind environments, the 2.7M130 turbine improves energy generation efficiency and lowers operational expenses.
The turbines, with their modular and adaptable architecture, are well-suited for low-wind sites, ensuring increased reliability and performance.
Amit Kansal, CEO and managing director of Senvion India, said: “We are pleased to announce the continued partnership with Continuum Green Energy through this new order.
“This project, exemplifies Senvion's proficiency in delivering comprehensive solutions, underscoring our commitment to innovation, sustainability, and customised approaches designed specifically for the Indian wind energy sector."
