KP Energy Commissions 23.1 MW Wind Capacity of its Wind-Solar Hybrid Project in Bhavnagar, Gujarat
Gujarat-based KP Energy has commissioned 23.1 MW of wind power capacity in Bhavnagar as part of a wind-solar hybrid project for Aditya Birla Renewables Energy.
April 19, 2025. By Mrinmoy Dey
The commissioned wind capacity consists of 11 wind turbine generators (WTGs) of Suzlon make, model S120, each having a rated capacity of 2,100 kW and a hub height of 140 meters, stated the company in a regulatory filing.
“These WTGs are connected to a 140 MW power evacuation facility at the Fulsar site in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, developed for Aditya Birla Renewables Energy,” it said.
The company provides EPC services and O&M services in the wind sector, besides its own IPP projects.
In February 2025, KP Energy commissioned a 25.8 MW wind power project at Vagra, Bharuch, under its IPP segment.
In January 2025, the company commissioned 6.3 MW (Phase-XI) of its ISTS-connected wind power project at Sidhpur, Devbhoomi Dwarka, as part of a 250.8 MW capacity project awarded to Apraava Energy under SECI’s Tranche-VIII bidding. It further added that with the present Phase-XI commissioning, the net cumulative capacity commissioned at the Sidhpur site stands at 252 MW.
The company has energised a consolidated capacity of about 898 MW including CTU and STU projects. It has about 48.5 MW of operational and under-construction IPP assets and about 520 MW of O&M portfolio. It also has a project pipeline of about 2 GW. The company aims to achieve a capacity of 10 GW by 2030.
please contact: contact@energetica-india.net.
Atul Kamathi
Partner (Head – Renewable Solutions)
From Modules to Ingots: Octago’s Full-Spectrum Support in Solar Manufacturing
Harsh Jain
CEO, Co-Founder & Director
Harsh Jain on Citizen Solar’s Vision: Quality, Innovation, and a Customer-First Approach
Rahul Tarani
Founder & CEO
Skkytop Sets Sights on Reaching 1.5 GW Manufacturing Capacity with Strategic Investments
Dr. Nilesh Kukalyekar
Business Director - South Asia, Middle East and South Africa
From Bio-Based Polymers to Hydrogen Storage: Dr. Nilesh Kukalyekar on Envalior’s Innovations
Jinto Joseph
Head - Sales & Marketing
Credence Solar Sets 2026 Target for 1.2 GW TOPCon Cell Line to Boost DCR Compliance