Upcoming Wind Energy Projects in India: 252 Tracked

Projects India currently tracks 252 upcoming wind energy projects in India — excluding completed and cancelled schemes — with a combined recorded project cost of about Rs 98,517 crore. Of these, 43 are marked verified in our database. One project was added in the most recent 90-day window, bringing fresh procurement activity to Madhya Pradesh. These sit within a broader database of 84,518 projects tracked across every sector.

Upcoming wind power projects in India — at a glance

Largest upcoming wind farm projects: named leads with costs and stages

The table below lists the largest upcoming wind power projects in India by recorded cost, drawn from our verified wind-based power project database.

Several patterns stand out. Greenko entities appear multiple times across Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, with several large projects listed across both states. Continuum Wind Energy carries two separately recorded projects in Kachchh, one under Construction Started and one Under Approvals, which suggests a phased or split-package procurement approach. Karnataka alone features four projects in the Construction Started stage, meaning civil, erection and balance-of-plant contracts in that state are either already awarded or actively being tendered.

Where are India's new wind power plants concentrated?

The geographic distribution of upcoming wind farm projects reflects both wind resource availability and state-level policy momentum, as the chart below shows.

Gujarat leads with 64 projects, followed by Maharashtra at 52 and Andhra Pradesh at 36. Karnataka (32) and Tamil Nadu (24) complete the top five. Together these five states account for the overwhelming majority of activity in our records. Madhya Pradesh (15) and Rajasthan (14) represent an emerging inland belt, where hybrid-park frameworks and dedicated transmission corridors are drawing developer interest. Kerala (8) has a smaller but notable pipeline, with RS India Group alone carrying Rs 1,800 crore in Planning-stage work there.

West Bengal, which many suppliers search for specifically, has three projects tracked in our database — a modest count that reflects the state's limited high-wind zones compared to the coastal and Deccan corridor states. Those three projects are listed in our dedicated wind projects in West Bengal view. For EPC contractors and equipment vendors targeting a single region, the Gujarat–Maharashtra–Andhra Pradesh corridor currently offers the highest density of leads across multiple procurement stages.

What stage are upcoming wind energy projects at?

Understanding procurement stage is more useful than geography alone for anyone trying to time their approach, as the chart below shows.

Of all projects in our scope (including completed and cancelled ones), 121 are Under Approvals — the single largest category. This stage typically means environmental, forest or grid-connectivity clearances are pending; developers at this stage are actively shortlisting equipment suppliers, turbine OEMs and consultants for pre-ordering and FEED work. The next-largest active category is Planning (55) and Construction Started (55), which run almost level. Projects in Construction Started are the most time-sensitive for civil contractors, cable and switchgear suppliers, and erection specialists — scope is either contracted or in final negotiation. Eight projects have reached Approvals Received, meaning procurement can move quickly once financial closure is confirmed. Five are classified Early or Announced, useful for prospecting but typically months away from formal tendering.

Four projects are on Hold and three are Cancelled, a relatively low attrition rate that suggests the active pipeline is well-founded rather than speculative.

Most active promoters in the wind power pipeline

Project count by promoter gives a useful indicator of which organisations are running repeat procurement cycles, as the chart below shows.

Powerica Limited leads by project count with 13 projects and about Rs 400 crore in combined recorded cost, followed by Wind World India Limited (10 projects, about Rs 416 crore) and Wind World (India) Limited (9 projects, about Rs 320 crore). Vestas Wind Technolgy Private Limited carries 9 projects, with no combined recorded cost available in our database. RS India Group has 7 projects with a combined recorded cost of about Rs 5,950 crore — the highest cost-per-project ratio in this list — reflecting its large Kerala planning scheme. Continuum Wind Energy Private Limited has 5 projects with about Rs 7,980 crore in combined recorded cost, making it among the most capital-intensive promoters by this measure. ReNew Power Private Limited, NTPC Limited and Sri Maruti Wind Park India Private Limited each carry 5 projects. For suppliers, a promoter running multiple projects simultaneously often runs consolidated or framework procurement — worth engaging at the developer level rather than project by project.

Recently added: new wind energy projects in India

One new project was added to our database in the most recent 90-day period, against zero additions in the 90 days before that:

• Wind Power Project at Alot, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh — Promoter: Purvah Green Power Private Limited | Cost: Rs 40 crore | Stage: Under Approvals

While modest in scale compared to the multi-thousand-crore schemes listed above, this entry signals emerging developer activity in Ratlam district, a location in western Madhya Pradesh that sits in a corridor with reasonable wind potential. For local civil contractors, land surveyors and grid consultants, an Under Approvals project is an early-engagement opportunity before formal tendering opens. Subscribers to our projects intelligence database receive alerts as soon as new entries like this are added.

What this means for suppliers and contractors

Different procurement stages demand different commercial strategies.

• Under Approvals (121 projects): This is the right stage to establish relationships with project developers and submit expressions of interest for turbine supply, tower manufacturing, SCADA systems and environmental consultancy. Decisions on preferred vendors are often made before formal tenders are issued.
• Planning (55 projects): Geotechnical survey firms, wind resource assessment consultants and transmission planning engineers are most relevant here. Developers are defining scope and conducting feasibility work.
• Construction Started (55 projects): Civil contractors (foundation, road, laydown yards), crane and heavy-lift specialists, HT cable and switchgear suppliers, and erection teams should be actively pursuing these leads. Several Karnataka projects in this stage have December 2026 expected completion dates, meaning subcontract windows are narrow.
• Approvals Received (8 projects): Financial closure and EPC contract award are the immediate next steps. Equipment OEMs and EPC contractors should be in active discussions with developers at this stage.
• Early / Announced (5 projects): Useful for pipeline planning; formal procurement is not yet underway but early technical positioning with the developer can create advantage later.

For a broader view of infrastructure contracting opportunities, the upcoming industrial projects in Karnataka article covers adjacent sectors where the same EPC and supply chains are often active.

How to track upcoming wind power projects in India

The figures in this report are drawn from Projects India's continuously updated project database, which covers 84,518 projects across all sectors nationally. Wind-based power is one of the most actively monitored segments, with verified project records, promoter contact details, stage updates and procurement alerts.

To browse the full list of 252 upcoming wind projects — filterable by state, stage, promoter and cost — visit the wind-based power projects in India section. For active government tenders in the power sector, the live tenders feed is updated daily. If you are evaluating the platform for the first time, a free sample project report is available to review the depth of data before subscribing. EPC contractors and vendors looking to connect with project owners can also explore the VendorConnect contractor and supplier directory.