Suzlon Energy Ltd. has secured a major order from Zelestra India to deliver 381 MW of wind power capacity—marking Zelestra’s first-ever Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy (FDRE) project in India
🌍 Project Details:
- 127 units of Suzlon’s S144 turbines will be installed across:
- Maharashtra – 180 MW
- Madhya Pradesh – 180 MW
- Tamil Nadu – 21 MW
- The Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh installations are part of SJVN’s FDRE tender, while the Tamil Nadu portion will serve commercial and industrial (C&I) electricity consumers.
💼 Strategic Significance:
- This deployment supports Zelestra’s ambition to execute hybrid projects combining wind, solar, and battery storage with firm connection timelines for 2027–28
The commissioning timeline aligns with Zelestra’s 5 GW clean energy portfolio plan, leveraging Suzlon’s expertise in utility-scale renewables
🧭 Summary Table
Feature | Details |
Capacity Awarded | 381 MW |
Turbines | Suzlon S144 (127 units) |
States Covered | Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu |
Project Type | Firm & Dispatchable Renewable Energy (FDRE) project |
Significance | Zelestra’s first FDRE, part of a 5 GW strategy |
📈 Market Impact
👀 Suzlon’s stock responded positively to the news—gaining roughly 5% intraday on the Bombay Stock Exchange following the announcement
✅ Bottom Line
The agreement marks a critical move toward large-scale, reliable renewable energy in India, positioning Suzlon as a key player in Zelestra’s growth strategy and advancing the country’s hybrid clean-energy infrastructure.
SOURCE : RENEWS
