Senvion, a leading wind turbine manufacturer, has converted a conditional agreement with Continuum Green Energy into a firm order for 100 turbines, totaling 420MW in capacity. Initially signed in September 2024, the agreement included 50 confirmed 4.2M160 turbines and 50 optional units, all now fully committed for delivery starting in April 2026. The turbines will be installed at project sites across India, selected by Senvion and developed by Continuum.

The 4.2M160 turbine, Senvion’s most advanced onshore model, results from Indo-German engineering collaboration. Designed for India’s diverse wind conditions, it features a 160-meter rotor and adjustable hub heights, optimizing energy output while enabling modular construction for efficient deployment and maintenance. Over 85% of the turbine components will be produced in India, supporting local manufacturing and job creation.

Amit Kansal, CEO and Managing Director of Senvion India, highlighted the turbine’s localized design, stating: “The 4XM platform is the most indigenously developed Senvion turbine with a high level of localisation of components and technology. The turbines are specially designed for Indian wind conditions and environment. With planned capacities of 2GW in 2026, Senvion plans to deploy the turbines extensively in India, leading to creating local jobs and energy security for the country.” This initiative aligns with Senvion’s goal to expand clean energy access in India.

Arvind Bansal, CEO of Continuum Green Energy, emphasized the strategic partnership, stating: “Our focus remains on building high-performing, bankable wind assets with partners who bring consistency and engineering insight. Finalizing this order with Senvion follows a structured evaluation of technical performance, supply assurance, and service readiness. The decision supports our broader roadmap to integrate scalable clean energy into India’s power mix.” The collaboration underscores Continuum’s commitment to advancing India’s renewable energy sector.

The 420MW order strengthens India’s renewable energy infrastructure, leveraging Senvion’s advanced technology and Continuum’s development expertise. By prioritizing local production, the project contributes to economic growth and job opportunities while addressing India’s growing energy demands with sustainable solutions. The deployment of these turbines, starting in April 2026, marks a significant step toward enhancing India’s clean energy capacity and supporting its renewable energy goals.