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Indowind Energy Ltd plans to acquire a 5.1 MW wind project for an estimated 200–250 million rupees, with a roadmap to repower the existing turbines and add a solar component. The plan is aimed at boosting capacity, improving project yields, and creating an integrated wind-solar hybrid platform for future growth.
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Indowind Energy Ltd has outlined a growth-focused plan centered on acquiring a 5.1 MW operating wind project, with the transaction value expected in the 200–250 million rupee range. The company intends to enhance this asset through repowering, replacing older turbines with higher-capacity machines to lift plant load factors and extend project life. In the next phase, Indowind aims to co-locate solar generation at the same site, creating a hybrid project designed to maximise grid utilisation and smoothen generation profiles through the day.
Key Highlights
Acquisition size guided at 200–250 million rupees for a 5.1 MW wind asset, indicating a brownfield, cash-flow–oriented expansion strategy.
Repowering plan expected to increase output per MW, improve efficiency, and potentially qualify the asset for better offtake or tariff structures under evolving renewable policies.
Hybridisation with solar is aimed at optimising evacuation infrastructure, reducing intermittency, and improving project bankability for lenders and investors.
The move aligns with Indowind’s broader ambition to scale its renewable portfolio and position itself competitively in India’s maturing wind and wind-solar hybrid market.
Sources: Indowind Energy
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