Wind Turbine Manufacturer Senvion Adds 121.5 MW Order to Portfolio

Wind Turbine Manufacturer Senvion Adds 121.5 MW Order from O2 Power

Senvion Wind Technology Pvt. Ltd. (Senvion India), a manufacturer of wind turbines, has bagged an order by Independent Power Producer O2 Power Pvt. Ltd for its 2.7 MW M130 turbines. The order stands at a total of 121.5 MW.

The scope of the project entails supply, installation, and commissioning, with a total of 45 machines set to harness energy at a height of 130 metres. In addition, it entails multi-year Fleet-Pro™ O&M contract- Senvion’s comprehensive maintenance package for its deployed turbines. Fleet-Pro offers digital interface with turbines, on-line prognosis and diagnosis, and support to enable wind farms meet their full potential.

Deliveries will start in the fourth quarter of 2023. A major share of the projects will be commissioned by the first quarter of 2024. The remaining share will be delivered in the second quarter of 2024.

Senvion India maintains that its M130 turbines promise high efficiency and dependable performance. The turbines are equipped with advanced monitoring and control systems, allowing for real-time data analysis and maintenance. This enhances the overall performance and reliability of the windfarm.

Senvion maintains that its competitive product, which boasts a high level of indigenization, technical strength, and quality, played a crucial role in securing the contract for the 2.7 MW M130 turbines.

Parag Sharma, CEO & Co-Founder of O2 Power, said, “Wind portfolio expansion is a crucial aspect in O2 Power’s growth strategy. Senvion India’s 2MW+ series wind turbine generators, with their enhanced capacity, efficiency, and cutting-edge design, represents a critical technological choice towards the furthering of our wind goals. They are perfectly suited to maximize energy production in the varied wind conditions of the states we have shortlisted. Our investment in state-of-the-art wind technology is a testament to our determination to drive positive change in the energy sector and make India energy secure and self-sufficient.”

Rakesh Garg, Head of Wind and Co-Founder of O2 Power, said, “Wind is a fast-moving sector segment for us. We are actively seeking robust and enduring partnerships that will not only facilitate our wind-strategy expansion but will also establish solid foundations for sustained growth. Our partnership with Senvion India for two of our wind projects, is founded on the belief that the Senvion team will facilitate the rapid deployment and seamless commissioning of these projects. We look forward to collaborating with them and drive our shared vision for a sustainable future.

Amit Kansal, MD and CEO, Senvion India, commented, “We are proud to collaborate with O2 Power on these projects to supply Senvion turbines. These two contracts are a testimonial to our shared vision of sustainability and further accelerate the Indian energy transition. We thank the O2 Power management for placing their trust in Senvion technology, and we shall endeavour to deliver the finest wind farms to O2 Power.”

Jamal Wadi, Chairman of Senvion India and President, Alfanar Projects, and Managing Director, Alfanar Global Development, sums up, “This partnership between O2 Power and Senvion India highlights the increasing demand for reliable and efficient wind energy solutions in India. With Senvion India’s advanced technology and track record of delivering successful projects, we are well-positioned to lead the market as the preferred original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for wind technology. This collaboration will not only contribute to India’s renewable energy goals but also drive economic growth and job creation in the sector.

Respective Portfolios

Fully acquired by Alfanar Group, Senvion India has been around in the country since 2016 and has development and installation of wind energy projects pan India. The firm has fully operational factories and an R&D centre in India to meet indigenous demand. It has localised its turbines up to 85%. It has installed 120 and 130 metre rotor turbines in its countrywide projects.

Other major players in the Indian wind sector are Suzlon, which boasts 140 m hub height. Its 3 MW turbines have struck a chord in the market. Other key players are Adani Green Energy, Inox Wind.

O2 Power Private Limited has set sights on over 4 GW of renewable energy assets through utility-scale and C&I projects with a cumulative equity commitment of up to US$ 500 million. In over a period of three years, the firm has developed a pipeline of over 2.5 GW of renewable energy assets.