Indian Wind power sector has potential to add 3,000 Mw this year

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Jun 18,2014

The wind energy industry in India would see an addition of around 3,000 Mw of capacity during the year compared to 2,100 Mw last year, according to the Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association (IWTMA). The association also expects to forge an alliance with the Wind Independent Power Producers’ Association (WIPPA), an organisation of IPPs, to raise common issues with the government.

(Business Standard)

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