GE Vernova has been awarded a 97MW turbine order for a wind project in Maharashtra, India.
The order, from O2 Power Private Limited, is for the supply, installation and commissioning 36 units of GE’s workhorse 2.7-132 wind turbines.
The agreement will enable the supply of renewable energy to various industries and commercial establishments in India and will contribute towards India’s target of 500GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030.
The wind farm is targeted to be commissioned in a phased manner with full commissioning in the first half of 2025.
With this latest order, GE’s 2.7-132 wind turbines made in India have received over 3.5GW of orders to-date.
“We are thankful to O2 Power for the confidence in our 2.7-132 wind turbine platform and look forward to furthering our partnership with them as they continue to build their renewable energy portfolio.
“We are also pleased with the continued trust that customers have shown in GE Vernova’s technology portfolio and capability to deliver on-time turbines for large wind farms,” said Deepak Maloo, Regional Sales Leader for GE Vernova’s Onshore Wind business in Asia Pacific.
“The wind portfolio expansion is a crucial aspect in O2 Power’s growth strategy.
“In our endeavour to build our wind energy capabilities consistently, we have been partnering with marquee organisations for turbines and other wind-plant components.
GE’s 2.7-132 wind turbine has “proven to be the technology of choice for many customers in India” due to its industry leading performance at India’s low wind speeds.
