Technology Trends

Kenersys commences wind turbine production at Baramati facility

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Kenersys has set up a manufacturing facility in Baramati near Pune in Maharashtra for manufacturing on shore wind turbines. Kenersys is a global manufacturer acquired by Kalyani group in 2007 has a plant in Wismar in Germany. The Baramati plant spread across 35 acres will produce K82 turbine which has a capacity of 2.0 MW. The turbine has Synderdrive technology, which ensures high efficiency, reliability and maximum availability of the turbines and enables easy maintenance of the machine. It also guarantees uninterrupted power supply.

RRB Energy to produce 1.8 MW wind turbine

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RRB Energy is planning to produce 1.8 MW wind turbine at its Chennai facility. Currently, the company is producing 600 kw wind turbine which is the mainstay of Indian market. The prototype is being developed at its R&D lab in Sriperumpudur. The 1.8 MW wind turbine will be 40 meter long. The company's turnover is around 100,00 million with a capacity of 300 MW, which is likely to go up to 700 MW after its 1.8 MW wind turbines.

Gamesa India to expand its Indian operations

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Gamesa India, a leading wind turbine manufacturer had set up a new greenfield plant at Red Hills near Chennai with an investment of Rs. 3000 million. It has also set up a R&D centre in the IT corridor of Chennai with around 100 engineers to carry out its expanding R&D programme. Currently, the company is selling 850 kw turbines and it plans to introduce 2 MW turbines here. The company is also setting up a manufacturing unit near Vadodara for blades and towers.Mr. Ramesh Kymal, Chairman and Managing Director

Satarem India launches "Windsat" - low noise wind turbine

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Satarem India has launched a wind power system that can be installed on high rise buildings, business malls and industrial centres. It offers low noise and increased power production and flexibility and can be connected to the grid. It is also 30% cheaper than the conventional grids. The company has partnered with SA India to develop the market. The product has been branded as "Windsat"