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Senvion India wins 210 MW wind turbine order from Continuum Green Energy

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Senvion India has announced that it has secured an order to supply 50 wind turbine generators (WTGs) totalling 210 MW from Continuum Green Energy. The project is slated for deployment in Gujarat or Karnataka, with deliveries beginning in April 2026.

The agreement also includes the potential for an additional 50 WTGs. Senvion will supply its advanced 4.2M160 turbines, known for integrating cutting-edge technologies that enhance control, and optimization, and extend turbine life, ultimately reducing operational costs.

Senvion India CEO Amit Kansal emphasized the company’s commitment to localizing over 85% of turbine components, fostering renewable energy growth and local job creation in India. 

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