Enviro Infra Engineers arm has secured a 180 megawatt (MW) wind project engineering, procurement and construction contract from Tata Power Renewables Asia Pacific. The award covers delivery of a ground-mounted onshore wind farm that will add 180 MW of renewable capacity to the regional portfolio. The deal marks a significant commercial win for the company and follows a period of intensified activity in the wind energy sector. The project aligns with broader national objectives to expand renewable energy capacity and to decarbonise the power system. Scope of the contract includes supply and installation of wind turbine generators, foundations, civil works, electrical systems and grid integration for the project. The contractor will manage procurement of balance of plant equipment, site preparation, transportation and on-site assembly through its established project management procedures. All engineering and construction activities will be coordinated to meet technical and safety standards relevant to onshore wind developments. Engineering will include detailed site surveys and meteorological assessments to optimise turbine layout and performance. The order strengthens Enviro Infra Engineers arm's project pipeline and reinforces its position in the wind EPC market across the Asia Pacific region. The contract will support local employment during the construction phase and will engage regional supply chains for key inputs and services. The company will deploy its specialist teams to oversee execution and quality assurance throughout the project lifecycle. Local vendors will be engaged for logistics, civil supplies and auxiliary services to support timely execution. Tata Power Renewables Asia Pacific continues to expand its renewable energy portfolio through strategic partnerships with builders and contractors. The companies will work within regulatory frameworks and environmental norms to deliver the project in phased stages. Project delivery will be managed with regular reporting to stakeholders and with an emphasis on safety, compliance and grid reliability. Stakeholder engagement and environmental monitoring will form part of the construction phase to ensure minimal ecological impact.