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Suzlon Secures 200 MW Wind Order From Ayana Renewable

Suzlon Secures 200 MW Wind Order From Ayana Renewable
Suzlon bags 200 MW wind energy order from Ayana Renewable Power; details here · businesstoday.in

Suzlon has received an order to build a 200 MW wind power project for Ayana Renewable Power.

The project will be in Madhya Pradesh.

Suzlon will handle many parts of the work, including supplying turbines and building supporting electrical infrastructure.

It will also commission the project and provide operations and maintenance services.

Ayana said Suzlon’s technology and execution capabilities made it a suitable partner.

Suzlon said this is its third DevCo-led wind order across Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh.

The company also said its S144 turbine platform has passed 10 GW of orders or installations with this project.

Suzlon’s shares were mostly steady during early trading on Tuesday.

They were up 0.22% at Rs 45.62 when reported.

Key facts

Order size
200 MW
Customer
Ayana Renewable Power
Project location
Madhya Pradesh
Execution model
End-to-end engineering, procurement and construction
Project scope
Turbine supply, land acquisition, balance of plant, pooling substation, extra high voltage line, commissioning, and operations and maintenance
Platform milestone
Suzlon said its S144 platform crossed 10 GW
Share price
Rs 45.62, up 0.22% in Tuesday’s early trading

Quotes

Lakshmi Narayanan B

Head of Business Development at Ayana Renewable Power

“This project marks an important milestone for Ayana as we establish our wind presence in Madhya Pradesh. Suzlon's proven technology, strong execution capabilities, and integrated project delivery approach made them the right partner for this project. We look forward to working together to deliver long-term value and contribute to India's clean energy transition.”
businesstoday.in
“Our end-to-end capabilities give us the strength to develop and execute wind projects efficiently, while creating new business opportunities. We are already seeing the results of our integrated approach to developing renewable energy assets, with four wind orders secured across two states in a short span of time.”
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