Suzlon bags Rs162 cr ITC order

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Suzlon bags Rs162 cr ITC order

01/08/2010 09:30:00 AM

Pune, Jan (EPC News): Suzlon Energy Ltd announced a second order of around Rs162 crore from ITC Ltd, for setting up 21 MW wind turbines in Maharashtra and 6 MW in Karnataka. The earlier order from ITC Ltd was for 20.1 MW.

The agreement with Suzlon for the establishment of two new wind power projects is a part of ITC's commitment to pursue a low-carbon high-growth strategy and progressively increase its use of renewable energy sources.

EPC News Bureau