JSW Renew Energy Commissions 51 MW Wind Capacity in Tamil Nadu

28 Dec 2023 CW Team

JSW Renew Energy has successfully commissioned a 51 MW wind energy capacity in Tamil Nadu. The newly inaugurated wind facility is set to operate for 25 years, contributing to the state's renewable energy goals and further establishing JSW Renew Energy's presence in the Indian renewable sector.

The commissioning of this wind energy capacity aligns with the broader national objectives of increasing the share of renewable energy in the power generation mix. Tamil Nadu, with its favourable wind resources, continues to play a significant role in India's renewable energy landscape.

JSW Renew Energy's investment in and operation of this wind facility reflects the company's commitment to sustainability and its contribution to India's clean energy transition. The commissioning of the 51 MW wind capacity adds to the renewable energy infrastructure in Tamil Nadu, supporting the state's efforts to harness clean and environmentally friendly power sources.

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