India Wind Energy Market Highlights – December 2025

India's wind energy industry is marked by acquisitions and strategic moves, new turbine orders, and other significant milestones in the manufacturing sector. Additionally, the establishment of Vayona Energy following the acquisition of Siemens Gamesa's wind business, as well as the new orders secured by Envision Energy, Inox Wind, and Suzlon, are indicators of strong confidence in the Indian onshore wind market. Meanwhile, the investments in the AI-driven manufacturing and repetitive long-term contracts indicate the transition to scale, efficiency, and technological complexity. These developments, combined, indicate a growing wind ecosystem designed to expand.

India’s Wind Energy Sector Gains Momentum in December 2025 with Consolidation, Technology Upgrades, and New Project Wins

1. TPG and MAVCO-led Consortium Acquired Siemens Gamesa’s Wind Business in India and Sri Lanka, Forming New Platform Vayona Energy

On December 2, 2025, the successful acquisition of Siemens Gamesa's onshore wind business in India and Sri Lanka, spearheaded by global alternative asset management firm TPG and MAVCO, a privately owned company formed by select members of the Muruguppa family, was unveiled as Vayona Energy.

Vayona Energy is a major wind turbine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) in India and South Asia, dedicated to accelerating the transition to green energy and sustainable power.

2. Envision Energy Won 300 MW Wind Turbine Order from UPC Renewables India

On December 2, 2025, Envision Energy India received a 300 MW order from UPC Renewables India for 60 wind turbine generators (WTGs). The turbines will be deployed in upcoming wind projects in Karnataka.

UPC Renewables has finalized agreements for the first 20 turbines, totaling 100 MW. Delivery is scheduled for early next year for a project tied to a 100 MW power supply contract with SJVN, which is set to begin in January 2027. The full set of 60 turbines is expected to generate approximately 900 million units of electricity annually upon installation at the Bijapur site in Karnataka.

3. Suzlon strengthened its Wind Manufacturing Edge with Three Next-Generation AI-Powered Smart Blade Units

On December 5, 2025, Suzlon Energy announced the establishment of three AI-enabled smart blade plants. This growth will increase its production capacity in India. The new facilities will also be used to enhance blade quality and production efficiency. Suzlon is also modernizing its existing plants. This strategic action helps it maintain its large order book and position in India's expanding wind energy market.

The implementation of AI in blade production will change the production process. Additionally, by leveraging real-time monitoring, predictive analytics, and automated decision-making, Suzlon can achieve greater consistency in blade quality and improve manufacturing quality. This helps minimize defects, improve material utilization, and enhance the overall reliability of wind turbine parts.

4. Inox Wind Secured repeat 100 MW Wind Order from Jakson Green

On December 16, 2025, Inox Wind secured a repeat order for 100 MW from Jakson Green. This is the order to supply the 3.3 MW turbines of IWL towards the projects that are being developed by Jakson Green in Gujarat. Additionally, IWL will provide limited-scope EPC services for the project along with multi-year Operations & Maintenance (O&M) services post the commissioning of the turbines.

The total order inflow to FY26 at present is 600 MW, and there is an extra 2.5 GW of framework agreement to be fulfilled within the following three years with the addition of this order. The high annual order volumes with Inox Clean give more visibility to order inflows.

5. Suzlon and Yanara Extended Partnership with 306 MW Wind Turbine Orders in Rajasthan

With a 44% market share of Rajasthan's 5.2 GW wind capacity, Suzlon is further consolidating its market leadership, while Yanara continues to drive India's next wave of energy innovation

On December 17, 2025, Suzlon Group and Yanara extended their partnership with the signing of two new wind contracts of 153 MW each for Yanara's companies and dispatchable renewable energy (FDRE) projects in Barmer, Rajasthan. This partnership enhances the leadership of Suzlon in the wind energy market within the state, and Yanara improves its multi-technology clean energy portfolio, which is leading the next generation of Indian energy innovation.

India’s Wind Sector Shifts Toward Consolidation, Technology, and Execution-Driven Growth

Wind energy news in December indicates that India is shifting its market focus toward platform consolidation rather than capacity additions, advanced manufacturing, and broader project pipelines. OEMs are increasing order visibility through repeat contracts, technology-focused differentiation, and expanded service offerings, while developers continue to anchor long-term demand in high-wind states. With increased implementation going on in these projects, wind energy will continue to be an important foundation of the Indian renewable energy mix, as it can ensure grid stability, decarbonization targets, and a wider clean energy transition across the country.