As India moves on with its multibillion-dollar renewable programme, a Singapore-based company is keenly examining the possibility for producing wind energy in deep waters off Gujarat and Tamil Nadu.
Strong winds over deep waters off Gujarat and Tamil Nadu, according to Anil Bhatia, Vice President for Renewable and Hybrid Energy at HBA, are best suited for erecting larger wind turbines, ranging in size from 12 MW to 18 MW, and produce renewable energy 24 hours a day at a competitive price.
“We are closely monitoring potential projects as the Government in New Delhi has recently issued a tender for a block of 4,000 MW wind energy development,” he said
