Senvion India Launches 3.1M130 Wind Turbine With RLMM Entry

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Senvion India’s 3.1M130 wind turbine has been included in the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy’s (MNRE) Revised List of Models and Manufacturers (RLMM) issued in April 2025, the company said. It plans to begin grid-connected commercial installations across the country soon. The Indian firm, owned by Saudi based Alfanar group hopes to wrest a key role in the Indian wind market soon.

Technology & Manufacturing

The 3.1M130 turbine, based on the 2XM architecture, features a 130-meter rotor and advanced control systems. It is designed for pad-constrained sites with limited installation locations. The model was designed, proto-tested, and certified in India, with over 80% of its components locally manufactured, the company said.

“Though 3.1M130 is an upgrade of our 2XM platform, it required a complete design overhaul and testing to ensure it delivers its rated power and annual energy production (AEP),” said Amit Kansal, CEO & MD, Senvion India. “We are confident it will meet the needs of pad-constrained projects in India. The swift launch of 3.1M130 highlights our engineering team’s ability to tackle new challenges in the wind sector.”

Senvion India 4 MW Wind Turbine 

At the Wind Energy Hamburg Trade Fair 2024, Senvion India and RE Technologies unveiled the 4.2M160 wind turbine generator, developed by their in-house R&D teams in India and Germany. The 4.2M160 is the first 4 MW turbine from the RE Technologies-Senvion group. It features a 160-meter rotor, hub heights of up to 140 meters, and a 78.5-meter blade optimized for low-wind conditions.

Built on doubly fed induction generator (DFIG) technology, the turbine is designed for harsh environments, including sand, dust, and high temperatures. Its modular 4XM design enables customized configurations for different markets.

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Company Background

Senvion has operated in India since 2016, with an R&D center and over 1,200 employees across the value chain. The company has installed over 1 GW of wind turbine generators (WTGs) and deployed 120-meter and 130-meter rotor turbines optimized for Indian wind conditions.

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