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Introducing Clean, Sustainable Wind Energy :

Committing to the overall welfare of society by bringing clean air to society at large and habitats around, wind energy is a recognised source of affordable, sustainable energy generation.

Wind energy projects are generally more financially viable in “windy” areas that harnesses the power of the wind through its large fans (turbines) converting it to usable energy. The power production performance of a practical wind turbine is proportional to the square of the average wind speed. The difference is accounted for by the aerodynamic, mechanical and electrical conversion characteristics and efficiencies of the wind turbines. This means that the energy that may be produced by a wind turbine will increase by about 20% for each 10% increase in wind speed. The Kinetic energy in the wind is a promising source of renewable energy with significant potential in many parts of the world. Coasts, near water bodies, flat open terrains, normally present the most attractive potential to generate this clean energy.

India holds the fourth position in the world for renewable energy, installed capacity, including large hydro projects. It ranks fourth in usage of its natural resources in abundance – capturing its wind power capacity and its solar power capacity.

Wind Energy Projects have a large geographic spread compared to conventional power projects thereby creating a positive wave of development and growth across several villages, towns and livelihoods it touches in one sweep.