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Suzlon Plans 1500-MW of Wind in Gujarat

January 30, 2009 | 3 Comments

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Pune, India [RenewableEnergyWorld.com] Suzlon Gujarat Wind Park Ltd. (SGWPL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Suzlon Energy Ltd., has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the state government of Gujarat, India to develop up to 1.5 gigawatts (GW) of new wind capacity in the state.

The MoU builds on the friendly investment climate for the wind sector created by the recent "Amendment of the Wind Policy 2007" announced by the Government of Gujara

Located in the Kutch-Saurashtra region of Gujarat, SGWPL will play the role of developer, facilitating permits, regulatory clearances, land, basic services and infrastructure.

The MOU builds on the friendly investment climate for the wind sector created by the recent “Amendment of the Wind Policy 2007” announced by the Government of Gujarat. This development will create a good investment opportunity for customers and also create a win-win proposition for the company, customers, government and other stakeholders.

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hari-jaiswal-165503

January 30, 2009

Dear Editor,
It is really a very very good news for not only Gujarat but for the rest of India,particularly coastal reasons.
The news does not give the investment and economics ,the pay back period etc. and above alll, how it is going to be financed.

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tony-clark-77175

February 4, 2009

It also does not say how many people live in the area and are going to have their lives ruined .

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ksp_engg

August 20, 2010

It is really very heartening to come to know about the renewable energy. I am thinking of the feasibility if a single user can install a single wind energy producing system for his/her sole use to cater to his/her domestic or small office needs. Can you elaborate?
Thanks
KSPrasad
+91-9313303698
ksp.engg@gmail.com

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