Senvion India has secured a repeat order from KP Energy Limited for 20 of its flagship wind turbines.
The 4.2M160 wind turbines will be installed in the Bharuch district of Gujarat, with deliveries expected in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The scope includes supply and supervision, along with a comprehensive operations and maintenance contract.
This 84MW project will mark one of the early commercial deployments of the 4.2M160, Senvion’s largest turbine offering.
Designed to deliver high energy yields in low wind conditions, the 4.2M160 is engineered with a 160-metre rotor and hub height up to 140 metres.
The turbine, part of the 4XM platform, was engineered by Senvion in India and Germany, and manufactured in India.
The 4.2M160 operates with advanced controls that adapt to changing conditions, ensuring consistent output and reducing long-term loads, the company said.
Senvion India chief executive and managing director Amit Kansal said: “We are pleased to continue our partnership with KP Energy.
“We are thankful to KP Energy for being an early adopter of new technologies.
“Senvion builds world-class technologies with one of the highest levels of localisation in India, backed by solid Indo-German R&D to ensure suitability for the Indian grid and environment.”
KP Energy Limited managing director Faruk Patel said: “At KP Energy, we prioritise collaborations with partners who share our commitment to performance and timely execution.
“Senvion’s strong technical expertise, responsive field support, and continuous improvement mindset provide us the confidence to plan and execute future projects with agility.
“The 4.2M160 platform offers us the opportunity to enhance generation capacity efficiently while optimising lifecycle costs.
“Backed by over three decades of experience in delivering renewable energy solutions across India, the KP Group remains steadfast in its mission to expand its green energy footprint and support our customers in achieving their growth and energy goals through clean and sustainable power.”