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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Australian policy to benefit Suzlon, Tata Power
PB Jayakumar / Mumbai August 20, 2009, 1:11 IST Domestic power majors Suzlon Energy and Tata Power, which have renewable energy projects in Australia, will benefit as that country is implementing a law to ensure 20 per cent of the country
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Suzlon in talks with Sivasankaran to raise Rs 400 cr
Piyush Pandey & M V Ramsurya MUMBAI
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Suzlon Energy signs MoU with TERI
To offer M. Tech programme in renewable energy engineering
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Suzlon Energy Ltd signs MoU with TERI varsity
Pune Suzlon Energy Limited, the world
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Green signal for turbine company
Suzlon Energy, one of the leading turbine manufacturers in the world, is entering the State in a big way. The company got a green signal from the Government on Wednesday, to set up an integrated steel project in Bijapur at the cost of Rs 49,720 crore.
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Suzlon arm to spend $5 bn on green energy
Bs Reporter / Mumbai September 26, 2008, 0:59 IST Suzlon Green Power, a closely-held company promoted by Tulsi R Tanti, said it would bring investments worth $5 billion to generate 3,500 MW of renewable energy over the next five years, primarily in India and China.
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Shaky Winds
Wind energy major Suzlon is facing a credibility issue in the US
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Fanning an alternative
Progressive Maharashtra has rushed to install wind energy plants. But, ask <font class="UCASE"><b>nidhi jamwal</b></font> and <font class="UCASE"><b>shikha lakhanpal</b></font>, reporting from Mumbai and Dhule, why so little electricity is actually generated? Is there an other purpose to private interest in wind?
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Greenbacks power cos green dreams
Sushmi Dey NEW DELHI WITH oil prices ruling high despite recent correction, domestic companies such as Reliance Industries (RIL), Tata BP Solar, Essar Power, Suzlon and Moser Baer are investing more in renewable energy. While Suzlon, Moser Baer, Indowind and Webel raised $1.4 billion overseas in 2007 through convertible bonds for investment in green energy, RIL, Tata BP Solar and Essar Power raised $628 million on domestic stock exchanges in 2007.
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Indian firms make killing out of clean technologies
CASHING IN ON NATURAL RESOURCES Investments in clean technologies are riding a green wave into India. In 2007, Green India Inc raised $1.4 billion through convertible bonds from the international market even as it picked up $628 million from the domestic stock market.