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Suzlon receives 21 Mw order from Gujarat Alkalies

Suzlon Energy bagged a repeat order from Gujarat Alkalies & Chemicals (GACL) to set up, operate and maintain a 21 megawatt (Mw) wind energy project in Maliya Miyana in the Rajkot district, Gujarat. The project will comprise of 14 units of Suzlon"s S82-1.5 Mw wind turbines. - Subir Roy: Lessons from recession, road ahead">Subir Roy: Lessons from recession, road ahead - Suzlon bags 27 MW wind power order from ITC - Indiabulls Financial reduces Suzlon stake to 0.06% - Expect moderate returns in 2010 - Suzlon Energy: Inching ahead - Suzlon repays $780-mn loan for Hansen acquisition This project is slated to be completed and commissioned by March-end and will capitalise on the subsequent high wind season. The power generated from this project will be used for GACL"s captive consumption. This is GACL"s third project with Suzlon and will increase GACL"s total wind power capacity to 83.75 Mw from the existing capacity of 62.75 Mw.


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