India Wind Energy Market Highlights – November 2025

The wind power industry in India is experiencing significant momentum driven by new orders, long-term power contracts, and increased regional and international collaborations. The rise in capacity by developers and turbine manufacturers is unprecedented in recent history, driven by state support and increasing investor confidence. The recent project awards, cross-border partnerships, and the plans for the development of multi-GW indicate that wind is not just gaining momentum but is also being implemented in large-scale opportunities. This move indicates an increased effort to achieve the country's renewable energy targets and to develop a better-coordinated, resilient, clean-power system.

Wind Energy in India Accelerates with Major Deals, MoUs, and Multi-GW Expansion Plans

1. Inox Wind Secured 229 MW in New Orders, Including Repeat Business, From Leading Renewable Players

On November 6, 2025, Inox Wind Limited (IWL), India’s leading wind energy solutions provider, announced it had secured new orders totaling 229 MW, further strengthening its growing project pipeline and reinforcing its position as a preferred partner for renewable energy developers.

• The company received a 160 MW order (112 MW firm order with an option to extend by an additional 48 MW) from a leading Indian IPP player for the supply of its 3.3 MW wind turbine generators, for projects being developed by the customer across multiple sites. The order also includes limited-scope EPC services and multi-year operations & maintenance (O&M) post commissioning.

• Also, Inox Wind secured a repeat order of 69MW with another major player in the renewable energy sector, which is a unit of a major international clean energy company, in a project in Maharashtra. The order is based on a 153 MW order obtained previously in March 2025 by the same customer based on the developing relationship and trust established within a limited time.

2. KPI Green Inked Pact with GUVNL for Supply of Electricity from 150 MW Wind Project

On November 6, 2025, KPI Green Energy inked an agreement with Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd (GUVNL) for the supply of electricity from a 150 MW wind energy project. This is based on the Letter of Intent dated July 14, 2025, the competitive bidding process of GUVNL, and the subsequent sanction of the tariff and PPA by the Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission (GERC).

• The project is planned to start supplying power on November 3, 2027, and will have a power purchase agreement (PPA) of a fixed tariff of 3.64/unit and a lifespan of 25 years.

3. India and Bhutan Signed a MoU on Renewable Energy Cooperation

On November 11, 2025, India and Bhutan signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on renewable energy cooperation, covering solar, wind, biomass, green hydrogen, and energy-storage systems. The agreement is a renewed commitment to fast-track clean energy transition in the region, and unified attention to sustainable development, technology cooperation, and integration in the energy sector.

The 1020 MW Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project was inaugurated by His Majesty The King of Bhutan and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, thus marking a significant step in Bhutan-India collaboration in energy. This emphasized the strong collaboration and mutual interest in the development of clean hydropower in the area.

4. Army to Set Up Wind Turbine Project At 20 Locations in the Border Areas

On November 12, 2025, Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu met with senior officers of the Indian Army's Central Command and reviewed various projects the Army is implementing in Himachal Pradesh.

• The Chief Minister assured the Army of the full cooperation of the state government in the implementation of its projects. During the meeting, it was noted that the Army is considering establishing wind turbine projects at 20 locations in the border areas, for which a detailed project report has been prepared.

• The project is expected to generate between 68,000 and 80,000 kWh of energy annually, sufficient to electrify 120 to 160 households.

5. KP Group and Senvion India Signed Framework Agreement to Develop Up to 2 GW of Wind and Hybrid Renewable Projects Across India

On November 13, 2025, KP Group signed a Framework Agreement with Senvion India, one of the leading wind turbine manufacturers, the strategic ownership of which belongs to Global Renewable Energy Development Holding Company Limited (GREDHCL), Dubai, which is an investment arm of the Alfanar Group.

• The agreement seeks to collaboratively build up to 2 GW of wind and wind-solar projects in various states in India in the next three years.

• The combination of KP Group, with its extensive experience in the development of projects and Balance of Plant (BoP), and Senvion, with its reliable turbine technology, results in a faster, efficient, and bankable implementation of renewable energy projects. Collectively, the two partners strive to provide an integrated customer-centric solution that is assured of speed, reliability, and accountability across the value chain.

6. Inox Wind secured a 100 MW order

On November 13, 2025, Inox Wind Limited (IWL) announced that it has secured a 100 MW equipment supply order from a leading green energy transition platform. This order is for the supply of IWL’s state-of-the-art 3.3 MW turbines for the projects being developed by the customer in Gujarat. Additionally, IWL will provide limited-scope EPC for the project, as well as multi-year operations & maintenance (O&M) services post-commissioning of the turbines.

7. Avaada Group to invest INR 1 lakh Crore (~USD 11,080 million) to Expand Operations

On November 28, 2025, Avaada Group will invest INR 1 lakh crore (~USD 11,080 million) in the next five years. The company aims to reach 30 GW of renewable energy capacity. This expansion includes building more solar and wind power projects. Avaada will also grow its manufacturing facilities. The group plans to hire 10,000 new employees. This significant investment will boost India’s green energy sector.

India’s Wind Sector Is Moving into Its Next Big Build-Out Phase

The wind energy industry is in a more predictable, investable stage. The major OEMs, new multi-gigawatt deals, and large build-to-order undertakings indicate a robust build-out cycle ahead. Market fundamentals are being enhanced by policy-based demand transparency and diversified procurement approaches. The wind portfolio in India will experience a gradual growth as institutional investors and the government as a whole show more interest in the sector. The industry is aligned with the country's overall energy transformation objectives.