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Ministry of New and Renewable Energy Government of India Wind Energy Division Ministry of New and Renewable Energy Government of India Wind Energy Division Wind Turbine Models included in the RLMM after declaration of new procedure (i.e 01 November 2018) As on 28.09.2020 S. No Manufacturing Company with contact Company Incorporation Details License/ Model Name Rotor Dia (RD) Hub Height Tower Type Capacity (kW) Type Certificate Manufacturing system Certificate / ISO Certificate details Collaboration/ (m) (HH) (m) Joint Venture Date Document According to Any Outstanding Validity till Document According to Validity till Document Issues 1 M/s. Regen Powertech Private Limited 27-12-2006 Regen CoI VENSYS VENSYS 116 116.1 90 Tubular Steel 2000 ($$) S-Class/Turbulance No 07-11-2021 Vensys 116 TC ISO: 9001 : 2015 29-04-2023 Regen ISO Sivanandam, 1st Floor, New No. 1, Pulla Energy AG, B-Class (GL Avenue, Shenoy Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu - Germany 2010/IEC 61400- 600030 1:1999) Phone:044-42966200 2 Fax :044-42966298/99 VENSYS 87 86.6 85 Tubular Steel 1500 IEC Class III B (GL No 26-01-2022 Vensys 87 TC Email: [email protected] 2010) 3 M/s Envision Wind Power Technologies India 12-07-2016 Envision CoI Envision EN 115 2.3 MW 115.9 90.32 Tubular Steel 2300 IEC Class III A No 09-11-2021 Envision EN 115 ISO: 9001: 2015 01-05-2021 Envision ISO (Pvt.) Ltd., Energy(JIANG IEC IIIA (GL/ IEC 61400- TC Level 9, Platina, C-59, G Block, BKC, Bandra SU) Co., Ltd., 22:2010) East, Mumbai-400051 China Tel: 022-67000988 / 080-61296200, Fax: 022-67000600 4 Envision EN2.5-131 131 100 / 120 Tubular Steel 2500 IEC 61400-22:2010 No 11-07-2023 Envision EN 131 Email: [email protected], 50Hz IEC S HH120 [email protected] TC 5 M/s. GE India Industrial Private Limited 25-09-2009 GE CoI General Electric GE 2.3-116, 116 94 Tubular Steel 2330 IEC S Class (IEC No 16-03-2021 GE 2.3-116 TC ISO 9001: 2015 05-03-2023 GE ISO Division: Wind Energy Renewables, LM56.9, 61400-22:2010) 601, 6th Floor, Tower B, RMZ Infinity, Old Espana, S.L. GE56.9,HH 94m, Madras Road, Bangalore - 560 016 50 Hz Phone: 080-40482387 6 GE 2.4-116, 116 94 Tubular Steel 2430 Fax: 080-40482341 IEC S Class (IEC No 08-08-2022 GE 2.4-116 TC LM56.9P, HH 94m, email:[email protected] 61400-22:2010) 50 Hz 7 GE 2.5-132, 132 130 / 94 Tubular Steel 2530 IEC S Class (IEC No 30-05-2024 GE2.5-132TC GE64.5 / 61400-22:2010) LM64.6P, HH94 & 130m, 50Hz IEC S (STW / CWE) 8 GE 2.7 - 132 132 130 / 94 Tubular Steel 2730 IEC S Class (IEC No 23-09-2024 GE2.7-132TC 61400-22:2010) 9 M/s. Suzlon Energy Limited 10-04-1995 Suzlon CoI Nil SUZLON S111 111.8 90/120/140 HH 90m–Tubular 2100(*)(**) IEC IIIA/ IEC S No 17-03-2021 S111 DFIG ISO 9001: 2015 20-02-2021 Suzlon ISO Tree Lounge, L-1, DFIG 2.1 MW (50 Steel (STV, HTV, HTV 2.1MW TC Left wing, One Earth, Hz) & (Light)) Class (IEC Opp. Magarpatta City HH 120/140 m - 61400-22:2010) Hadapsar Hybrid Lattice Pune - 411028. Tower Phone: 020-401250009 10 Fax : 020-67022200 SUZLON S120 120 105/140 HH 105m -Tubular 2100 IEC S Class (IEC No 03-02-2024 S120DFIG-TC email:[email protected] DFIG 2.1 MW (50 Steel Tower, 61400-22:2010) Hz) HH 140m-Hybrid Lattice Tower 11 S128 2.6 MW/ 2.8 129 105 / 140 HH 105m - Tubular 2600/2800 IEC S Class (IEC Yes 23-04-2021 S128PTC MW Steel Tower, 61400-22:2010 and HH 140m - Hybrid IEC 61400-1:2005 Lattice Tower +AMD1:2010) 12 M/s. Vestas Wind Technology India Private 09-11-2006 Vestas CoI Vestas Wind Vestas V100-2MW 100 80/95 Tubular Steel 2000 IEC S Class (IEC No 29-04-2020 Vestas V100- ISO 9001: 2015 31-12-2021 Vestas ISO Limited Systems A/S, 50 Hz VCS Mk10 61400-22:2010) 2MW 50 Hz TC 298, Rajiv Gandhi Salai, Denmark (with generator Shollinganallur, “DVSG 500/4M Chennai - 600119 SP”) Phone: 044-24505100 Fax : 044-24505101 email:[email protected] M/s. Vestas Wind Technology India Private 09-11-2006 Vestas CoI Vestas Wind ISO 9001: 2015 31-12-2021 Vestas ISO Limited Systems A/S, 298, Rajiv Gandhi Salai, Denmark Shollinganallur, Chennai - 600119 Phone: 044-24505100 13 Fax : 044-24505101 Vestas V120 120 118 Tubular Steel 2000/2100/ IEC S Class (IEC No 25-06-2024 VestasV120TC email:[email protected] 2.0/2.1/2.2 MW 2200 61400-22:2010) 50Hz VCS Mk11 14 M/s. Inox Wind Limited 09-04-2009 Inox CoI AMSC Wind Turbine Inox 113 92/120 HH 92 m –Tubular 2000 GL 2010 No 19-11-2022 DF2000-113 TC ISO 9001: 2015 02-04-2021 Inox ISO Inox Towers, Plot No. 17 Austria Wind DF/2000/113 Steel, GL Class III A Sector - 16-A, GmbH, Rotor Blade WB552- HH 120 m – Noida, Uttar Pradesh – 201301 Austria 2.0 Hub Heights Hybrid tower with 92m and 120m, GL tubular steel sections Phone: 0120-6149708 WTC IIIA and concrete bottom Fax: 0120-6149610 email: [email protected] 15 M/s. Senvion Wind Technology Private Limited, 02-02-2017 Senvion CoI Senvion Gmbh Senvion 2.3M120 - 120 120 Tubular Steel 2300## IEC 61400-22:2010 No 14-09-2022 Senvion 2.3 ISO 9001:2015 12-07-2021 Senvion ISO B504, Delphi Building, Orchard Avenue, Sector Germany 2300kW and IEC 61400- M120 No.3, Hiranadani Business Park, Hiranandani Rotor Blade Type - 1:2005 Garden, Powai, Mumbai-400076 LM58.7P and +AMD1:2010 Phone 022-71299700 LM58.7P5 IEC WT Class S Email: [email protected] HH 120m IEC WT Class S (Based on IIIB IIIB) 16 M/s. Siva Wind Turbine India Private Limited, 28-02-2005 Siva CoI No SIVA 250/50 30 50 Lattice 250 IEC 61400-22:2010 No 21-02-2023 Siva 250/50 ISO 9001:2015 21-06-2020 Siva ISO 12/A, Kandapalayam, Perundurai-638052 Erode and IEC 61400- District, Tamil Nadu Phone No. 1:2005 04294-220017 +AMD1:2010 Email: [email protected] 17 SIVA 225/40 30 50 Lattice 225 IEC 61400-22:2010 No 21-02-2023 Siva 225/40 and IEC 61400- 1:2005 +AMD1:2010 18 M/s. Siemens Gamesa Renewable Power Private 06-05-2006 Gamesa CoI Siemens G97-2.0MW 50Hz 97 104/108 Tubular Steel 2000 IEC S Class (IEC No 16-03-2022 G97-2.0MW TC ISO 9001: 2015 13-07-2021 Gamesa ISO Limited Gamesa 61400-22:2010) No. 334, The Futura IT Park, B-Block, 8th Renewable Floor, Old Mahabalipuram Road, Energy 19 Sholinganallur, Chennai - 600 119 G97-2.0MW 50Hz 97 90/104/108 Tubular Steel 2000 IEC S Class (IEC No 16-03-2022 G97-2.0MW TC Innovation and 61400-22:2010) Phone: 044 - 39242424 Technology, Fax: 044-30060661 S.L, Spain 20 email:[email protected] G114-2.0MW 114 106/110 (with a Tubular Steel 2000 IEC S Class (IEC No 22-07-2021 G114-2.0MW TC pedestal) 61400-22:2010) 21 SG 2.1-122 Rotor 122 108/ 127 Tubular Steel 2100 IEC S Class (IEC No 24-05-2023 SG2.1-122TC Blade Type SGRE 61400-22:2010) 122 CS /LM 60.0 P 108 m / 127 m HH IEC WT class S 22 SG 2.2-122 122 108/127 Tubular Steel 2200 IECRE No 24-05-2023 SG2.2-122TC IEC S Class (IEC 61400-1:2005 + Amd 1:2010) 23 M/s. PASL Wind Solution (P) Limited Plot No. 23-09-2008 PASL Col No PWS1800i 83.64 80 Tubular Steel 1500 $ IEC Class II A No 17-05-2023 PWS1800i TC ISO 9001: 2015 09-09-2020 PASL ISO 34-35, Phase-1, G.I.D.C., Vatva, Ahmedabad- 382445 24 Phone: +91-79-40264747 PWS 1250i (de- 68 74 Tubular Steel 1050 GL 2010 WT Class No 16-02-2021 PWS1250iTC Fax: +91-79-40264676 rated configuration) IIA email: [email protected] 25 PWS 900i, 800.0 58 71 Tubular Steel 800 GL 2010 No 03-09-2023 PWS900i-TC kW, P-28, HH 71.0m, IEC wind class IIA 26 M/s. Nordex India Private Limited 26/09/2018 Nordex-COI Nordex Energy AW125/3000 IEC 125 120 Tubular 3000 GL 2010 No 11-11-2023 AW125-TC ISO 9001: 2015 13-08-2021 Nordex-ISO (Formerly known as M/s. Acciona Wind Power Spain S.A.U, IIb TH120 AW61.2- Reinforcement WT Class IIB India Pvt. Ltd.) Spain 2 50 Hz Concrete Tower C1-001, Tower C, Ground floor, The Millenia , No. 1 & 2, Murphy Road, Ulsoor, Banglore - 27 560008 AW140/3000 IEC S 140 120 Tubular 3000# GL 2010 No 12-11-2023 AW140-TC Phone: 080-4091660 TH120 AW 68.7 50 Reinforcement WT Class S Fax: 080-40916661 Hz Concrete Tower Email: [email protected] 28 M/s. Para Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. (Formerly 06-09-2015 Para-CoI No Pioneer Wincon 49.17 61.5/ 75 4- legged Lattice 750 IEC 61400-22:2010 No 23-05-2023 Pioneer 750/49- ISO 9001: 2015 05-03-2021 Para-ISO Pioneer Wincon Pvt. Ltd.) 750/49, 750.0 Steel Tower with TC Tamarai, Tech park, 7th Floor, 16-20A, (SP kW, HT24, HH tower top adapter developed plots), Jawahar Lal Nehru Salai, 61.5 & 75.0m, Industrial Estate, Gundi, Chennai, Tamil IEC IIIB Nadu - 600032 Phone : 044 - 43414700 Email: [email protected] 29 Pioneer Wincon 57 75 4- legged Lattice 750 IEC 61400-22:2010 Yes 05-12-2020 Pioneer 750/57- [email protected] 750/57, 750.0 Steel Tower with TC kW, PW28, HH Tower Top 75.0m, IEC wind Adapter class IIIA 30 M/s Pioneer Wincon Energy Systems Pvt.
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