Envision India Partners with UPC Renewables for Wind Turbine Supply
Envision Energy India has secured a 300 MW order from UPC Renewables India to supply 60 high-performance EN 182 | 5 MW wind turbines for upcoming projects in Karnataka. The first 20 turbines—covering 100 MW—are already under a definitive supply agreement and will support UPC’s contracted power delivery to SJVN beginning January 2027.
December 02, 2025. By News Bureau
UPC Renewables India would deploy these 5 MW high performance smart wind turbines in its upcoming projects in Karnataka. Definitive Agreements for supply of the first 20 WTG is already completed for delivery early next year, for a contracted capacity of 100 MW that UPC Renewables has signed up with SJVN for power delivery in Jan 2027.
The 60 WTGs of EN 182|5 MW Turbine Platform will harness strong monsoonal wind patterns and favourable terrain in Bijapur, Karnataka to deliver about 900 million units of renewable energy annually.
RPV Prasad, MD, Envision Energy India, said, “We are proud to announce our collaboration with UPC Renewables India, having been selected as their strategic partner for the 300 MW wind farm in Karnataka. This partnership marks a milestone in our ongoing efforts to advance large-scale industrial decarbonisation and promote sustainable energy development across India. Through this association, we reaffirm our commitment to being a Trusted Energy Solutions Partner, dedicated to empowering our customers with innovative, efficient, and sustainable energy solutions. Guided by our customer-first philosophy and an emphasis on quality and safety, we continue to deliver projects that set new benchmarks for excellence and reliability in the energy sector.”
Envision’s EN 182|5 MW smart wind turbines are based on 182-metre rotor diameter, hub height of 140-metre and is an ideal configuration for wind and site conditions in India. This 5 MW turbine platform has a proven performance in booming markets of MENA region, Southeast Asia and China. The EN 182|5 MW smart wind turbine offers an enhanced Annual Energy Output (AEP) of over 40 percent compared to the current 3.3 MW platform, delivering the lowest Levelised Cost of Energy (LCoE). The EN 182|5 MW wind turbine platform enables optimised land use by requiring fewer land parcels, thereby reducing right-of-way acquisition challenges.
Alok Nigam, CEO, UPC Renewables India, said, “I am excited to commence construction on our first wind project on the UPC Renewables India platform. This flag-off for the first 100 MW is a very important development for us, as we pick up momentum to deliver more than 500 MW of wind in the State of Karnataka over the next three years. We have partnered with Envision Energy India to kick-start this crucial journey placing our trust in their established track record of quality delivery.”
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