CLP awards 100 MW MP project to Gamesa
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

CLP awards 100 MW MP project to Gamesa

CLP India and Gamesa, have signed a turnkey project to construct a 100 MW wind farm at Chandgarh, Madhya Pradesh. The new wind project will increase CLP India´s wind power portfolio close to 1,100 MW spanned across six states. As per the agreement, Gamesa will handle the entire infrastructure needed to set up and operate the wind farm, including installation of 50 new G97 2.0 MW turbines with extended hub height of 104 m along with long term operation and maintenance service.

Contact: CLP India.
Tel: 022-6758 8800.
Fax: 022-6758 8811.
Website: www.clpindia.in

CLP India and Gamesa, have signed a turnkey project to construct a 100 MW wind farm at Chandgarh, Madhya Pradesh. The new wind project will increase CLP India´s wind power portfolio close to 1,100 MW spanned across six states. As per the agreement, Gamesa will handle the entire infrastructure needed to set up and operate the wind farm, including installation of 50 new G97 2.0 MW turbines with extended hub height of 104 m along with long term operation and maintenance service. Contact: CLP India. Tel: 022-6758 8800. Fax: 022-6758 8811. Website: www.clpindia.in

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