Inox Wind Secures Wind Turbine Deal from Thermax’s FEPL

Thermax Group Company First Energy Private Limited (FEPL) has awarded a 51 MW wind turbine order to Inox Wind Limited (IWL), a major player in India's wind energy market. When it comes to offering renewable energy solutions in India's commercial and industrial (C&I) industry, FEPL is a well-known leader.

The first collaboration between IWL and FEPL is marked by the provision of 3 MW turbines by IWL, each featuring a 140-meter hub height and a 145-meter rotor diameter. The project site in Tamil Nadu will have the turbines installed under FEPL’s Special Purpose Vehicle, First Energy 10 Private Limited. The order's scope also covers multi-year operations and maintenance (O&M) services after commissioning, as well as limited engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services including project management. IWL's subsidiaries will carry out these services.

Sanjeev Agarwal, CEO of Inox Wind, expressed excitement about the partnership: “We are excited to begin working with First Energy on this 51 MW order. We are confident this will be the first of many projects together. First Energy, a key player in India’s growing C&I renewable energy market, will benefit from our comprehensive wind energy solutions. Inox Wind remains a preferred partner for large renewable energy developers, offering a full range of services that contribute to India’s energy transition.”

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A wide range of sustainable energy solutions, including wind, solar, hybrid wind-solar, and energy storage for the commercial and industrial sectors, is offered by FEPL, a part of the Thermax Group. Flexible power delivery models, including Capex, Opex, and open access-based renewable energy services, are provided by the company across Asia, Southeast Asia, and Africa. Long-term energy transitions are managed by industries through customized off-grid solutions, which are backed by substantial investments in power infrastructure by FEPL.