Suzlon Energy defaults on $172m bond payment
MUMBAI: Debt-laden Suzlon Energy said it defaulted on a $172-million bond payment on Tuesday, as sources aware of the matter said the wind power equipment maker was in talks with several global private
Suzlon Energy
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New Power For Turbine-makers
European firms tap into the wind farm equipment replacement market Four new windmills made by Gamesa Tecnologica whirl beside a banana grove in Kammalapatti, Tamil Nadu, driven by a breeze that is too soft to spin a group of older turbines standing idle nearby.
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Suzlon to hike REPower stake via squeeze out plan
Wind turbine maker Suzlon Energy has raised its holding in its German unit REPower Systems to 95.16 per cent, and initiated steps to push for a 100 per cent buyout of the company through a
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Suzlon inks $1.28-billion deal with Caparo Energy
Suzlon Energy has inked the single largest deal by an IPP for wind power projects in India with Caparo Energy (India). The deal, for 1,000 mw of wind power projects, is worth $1.28 billion.
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Suzlon goes local in tough China market
<p>To open research and development centre in Tianjin BEIJING: Suzlon Energy, India's largest wind turbine manufacturer, on Friday appointed a new Chinese CEO, part of a wider strategy to localise for a market it has, so far, found difficult to enter. Suzlon, which has invested more than $300 million in China over the past five years, has now a 3.4 per cent market share.
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Energy major Suzlon to be evicted from tribal land
The Kerala government has decided to take the wind out of energy major Suzlon that had illegally erected windmills on land owned by tribals at the ecologically sensitive Attappady Hills in Palakkad district.
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Suzlon took tribal land illegally: Kerala govt
The Kerala government today decided to remove Suzlon Energy
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Kerala Oppn parties charge Suzlon with landgrab, plan agitation
A political storm is brewing in Kerala against Suzlon Energy, the wind turbine major.
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Whirring On...
<p>This is also the reason why even wind-rich states such as Tamil Nadu and Karnataka suffer power shortage. And this is also why wind energy is often used only for captive uses of industries instead of being utilised for wide-scale distribution to average consumers. This is much the same in other countries as well.
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Suzlon second after Google to use clean energy to power its IT server
Pune Suzlon Group, the wind energy major, has become the second company globally after Google Inc to power its IT server using renewable energy. Out of the 150 KW that it produces out of the wind turbine, solar and photovoltaic panels at the global headquarters of Suzlon Group at Hadapsar here, 30 per cent is used to power its IT server.