Archive · 16 Sep 2025
Suzlon Secures 838 MW Wind Energy Order From Tata Power
Suzlon, a wind energy company, received an order from Tata Power to build a large wind farm with 266 S144 wind turbines.
This is Suzlon's largest order for the upcoming financial year.
The project will span across three states in India: Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu, contributing to India's goal of reliable clean power.
This collaboration aligns with India's focus on Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy (FDRE) projects and supports Tata Power's aim for 100% clean power by 2045.
Suzlon secured an 838 MW wind energy order from Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd.
This is Suzlon’s largest order for FY26 and second-largest overall.
The project will use 266 Suzlon S144 wind turbines.
The turbines will generate power in Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu.
The project is part of India's push for Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy (FDRE).
- Who
- Suzlon Group and Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd (TPREL)
- What
- Suzlon secured an 838 MW wind energy order.
- When
- Order is for FY26.
- Where
- Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu
- Why
- Part of India’s push for Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy (FDRE).
Suzlon Perspective
Tata Power Perspective
Shared Vision
Suzlon Perspective
Suzlon highlights the decade-long partnership and shared commitment to India's energy transition, emphasizing innovative and reliable solutions.
Tata Power Perspective
Tata Power emphasizes their demand for the highest standards of technology and execution, and that Suzlon aligns with their vision.
- Order Size
- 838 MW
- Turbine Type
- S144
- Turbine Capacity
- 3.15 MW each
- States Involved
- Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu
- Customer
- Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd (TPREL)
- Project Type
- FDRE
Sources
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