Envision Energy inks WTG, other green technologies deal with Hero Future Energies

Envision Energy, a leading green technology provider earlier today (April 30) announced that it has signed an agreement with Hero Future Energies across multiple areas of the renewable energy sector, including the supply of wind turbine generators and other technologies such as battery storage and green hydrogen.

The landmark framework agreement also includes Envision providing 588 MW (178 units of EN 156-3.3 MW wind turbine generators), producing 2,200 GWh of clean energy annually, significantly ramping up India's renewable energy capacity.

"This partnership is a testament to our long-term commitment to solving the challenges for a sustainable future. Together, we can expand this partnership beyond wind turbines to solutions in battery energy storage systems and green hydrogen to become a preferred and trusted Net Zero Tech Partner of the Hero group," said Kane Xu, Global VP of Envision Energy and Chairman of Envision Energy India.

Envision Energy WTG are built with a rotor diameter of 156 m, a hub- height of 140 m, and a rated capacity of 3.3 MW, these WTGs are best suited to perform in the Indian wind regime. The company claims to have commissioned more than 690 MW of wind projects in India and has already been awarded ~ 7.4 GW orders for the highly successful EN-156, 3.3 MW WTG model. Further, the company is currently supporting projects for 20 IPPs in six states with over 30 project sites.

"Long-term agreements such as this help us mitigate unpredictable supply chain disruptions while ensuring price stability. By leveraging our collective strengths and expertise, we are strategically positioned to expedite the adoption of wind energy and other decarbonization efforts," said Srivatsan Iyer, Global CEO of Hero Future Energies.

"This collaboration underscores our commitment to fostering a cleaner and more sustainable future."

To meet the growing demand for its products, Envision Energy has established an annual manufacturing capacity of 3 GW for Nacelle and Hubs at its Pune plant and a 2.5 GW capacity for blades with nine moulds at its Trichy plant and additionally its sources tower components from approved manufacturers based out of India.