Inox Wind Ltd has entered into a binding framework agreement with CESC Ltd for the installation and supplies of 1,500 mw of wind capacity over the next 3-4 years.
In a release, Inox Wind said that this contract covers the supply of its latest DF/3000/145 wind turbine generators (WTGs), each having a minimum capacity of 3.3 mw.
The scope of the agreement comprises of a mix of end-to-end turnkey execution for 1,000 mw and equipment supply with limited-scope EPC for 500 mw.
Additionally, IWL’s subsidiary, Inox Green Energy Services Ltd, will provide post commissioning multi-year O&M services.
This is by far the single largest order signed for a wind project in India by any wind OEM, the Inox Wind release said.
Pivotal moment
On this landmark occasion, Kailash Tarachandani, CEO of Inox Wind, said, “This is a pivotal moment in Inox Wind’s history as we announce today the signing of India’s largest wind project deal for 1,500 mw with CESC. Through this project, Inox Wind aims to provide its wind energy solutions expertise partnering with CESC as it moves ahead to achieve its green ambitions. This agreement is a testament of Inox Wind’s strengths and project delivery capabilities and has been signed at an opportune time as the company strategizes towards delivering gigawatt-plus scale annual execution over the next few years.”
Green ambitions
Sandeep Kashyap, CEO – Renewable Business at RPSG Group, said “CESC’s green ambitions include substantial investments in Renewable Energy and we are delighted to partner with Inox Wind for this ambitious project. CESC along with its subsidiaries is making a huge effort to reduce its carbon footprints and this is a significant stride towards our larger green ambitions, and we aim to utilise the expertise of Inox Wind to achieve our targets.”
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