The 108-MW wind power project in Tamil Nadu by Amplus Solar would use 40 onshore wind turbines, according to GE Vernova, which will provide and commission them. In a statement, GE Vernova said that Amplus Solar has chosen them as the supplier of onshore wind turbines for the company's first wind farm, which would be built in Tamil Nadu.
For this 108 MW wind power project, GE Vernova will provide and commission 40 of its 2.7-132 onshore wind turbines. With this deal, GE added more than 3 GW of orders for its 2.7 MW turbine in India, and it projected that the installed base of onshore wind in the nation would reach 5 GW by the beginning of 2024.
By August 2024, Amplus Solar's wind farm will be operational. "GE has proven its expertise in India by putting in more than 50% of the nation's new wind capacity last year.
Deepak Maloo, Regional Sales Leader for GE Vernova's Onshore Wind business in Asia Pacific, said, "We are grateful to Amplus Solar for entrusting us with their first wind farm and look forward to expanding our partnership as the company continues to build its renewable energy portfolio under the leadership of Petronas.
GE will provide goods that were developed at the Technology Centre in Bengaluru, put together at the manufacturing facility in Pune, and whose blades were made at the Vadodara facility of LM Wind Power.
