Suzlon wins orders from Bharat Electronics, GSFC

Wind turbine manufacturer Suzlon Group has bagged contracts for 39.9 MW projects from Gujarat State Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd and Bharat Electronics.

FP Archives|Dec 20, 2014, 14:05:11 IST

Bangalore: Wind turbine manufacturer Suzlon Group has bagged contracts for 39.9 MW projects from Gujarat State Fertilizers and Chemicals and Bharat Electronics.

The projects comprise 19 units of Suzlon's S95-2.1 MW wind turbines, the company said. It signed a contract for 29.4 MW with GSFC and for 10.5 MW with BEL.

[caption id="attachment_532952" align="alignleft" width="380"] The projects comprise 19 units of Suzlon's S95-2.1 MW wind turbines, the company said. Reuters[/caption]

The new order would take GSFC's total installed capacity to 152.80 MW in sites across Gujarat, and that of BEL to 13.5 MW in Karnataka, the company said in a statement.

"The S9X product suite being supplied to BEL and GFSC is a proven workhorse in Suzlon's product portfolio and has received an enthusiastic response from the market globally, with an expanding order base of over 1.4 GW," it said.

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