Enviro Infra Subsidiary Secures Rs 228 Crore Maharashtra Wind Contract
An Enviro Infra Engineers subsidiary has won a Rs 228 crore wind power project in Maharashtra, as reported by Saur Energy on 15 October 2026. No further details on project capacity, exact location within the state, or client identity were available from the source headline at the time of publication.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Contract value | Rs 228 crore |
| Winning entity | Subsidiary of Enviro Infra Engineers |
| Project location | Maharashtra |
| Sub-sector | Wind Based Power |
| Reported by | Saur Energy, 15 October 2026 |
Maharashtra's Position in India's Wind Pipeline
Maharashtra is one of India's more active states for wind energy development. Projects India tracks 340 wind-based power projects across the country, of which 58 are located in Maharashtra — the second-highest concentration after Gujarat, which accounts for 124 tracked projects. Andhra Pradesh follows with 42, Karnataka with 36, Tamil Nadu with 26 and Madhya Pradesh with 22.
Among the recently tracked Maharashtra projects is a wind power development at Sangli by Sunsure Energy, currently at the construction stage, underscoring continued activity in the state beyond this latest contract award.
Stage Breakdown: Where the National Pipeline Stands
Across all 340 wind-based power projects tracked by Projects India nationally, the largest single group — 122 projects — is currently under approvals, indicating a substantial volume of work that has not yet reached the construction phase. A further 55 projects are at the planning stage, while another 55 have moved into active construction. Eight projects have received approvals and are awaiting the next step, and five are at an early or announced stage. Eighty-four projects have been recorded as completed.
This distribution signals that a significant portion of the national wind pipeline is still working through regulatory and approval processes, with the under-approvals cohort alone representing well over a third of all tracked projects. For suppliers and contractors, the 55 projects in construction represent the most immediate source of active procurement, while the 122 under approvals form a near-term forward opportunity.
Only two wind-based power projects were added to the Projects India database in the last 90 days, suggesting that while the pipeline remains large, the pace of new project registrations in this sub-sector has been moderate recently. There are currently no open India tenders recorded under Power Projects on the platform.
Recent Activity Across the Wind Sector
Several sizeable wind and hybrid wind projects are currently in construction nationally. These include a Rs 1,800 crore wind-based power unit at Koppal, Karnataka by Serentica Renewables India Private Limited; a Rs 944 crore wind-solar hybrid project in Rajasthan by AMPIN Energy Utility Private Limited; and a Rs 468 crore wind-based power unit at Bharuch, Gujarat by KPI Green Energy Limited. A Rs 300 crore wind farm at Dhanushkodi, Ramanathapuram, Tamil Nadu by the National Institute of Wind Energy is currently under approvals.
Broader deal activity in the sector has also been notable. A Sumitomo acquisition of a 49% stake in a Karnataka 500 MW hybrid power project illustrates the continued appetite of large investors for Indian wind and hybrid assets, while UltraTech's commissioning of a 116.55 MW wind project in Rajasthan shows industrial offtakers advancing their own renewable capacity.
What this means for suppliers and contractors
The Rs 228 crore Maharashtra contract awarded to the Enviro Infra Engineers subsidiary confirms that mid-sized wind project awards continue to flow in Maharashtra, which hosts 58 tracked projects — a meaningful share of the national pipeline. Suppliers of wind turbine components, civil construction services, electrical balance-of-plant equipment and grid interconnection works should note the state's sustained activity.
More broadly, the national stage breakdown points to where attention should be focused. The 55 projects currently in construction represent active procurement windows, concentrated most heavily in Gujarat (124 tracked projects in total) and Maharashtra (58). The 122 projects under approvals across India represent a forward pipeline that suppliers should monitor closely, as approvals conversion typically precedes procurement activity by six to eighteen months. Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu each carry meaningful project counts and are worth tracking alongside the leading states.
With no open tenders currently listed under Power Projects, suppliers are advised to track project-stage movements directly. The full pipeline is available via all tracked projects on Projects India.
Frequently asked questions
Which company won the Rs 228 crore wind power project in Maharashtra?
A subsidiary of Enviro Infra Engineers was reported on 15 October 2026 to have won the Rs 228 crore wind power project in Maharashtra. No further details on the specific subsidiary name or client were available from the source headline.
How many wind power projects are tracked in Maharashtra?
Projects India tracks 58 wind-based power projects in Maharashtra, making it the second most active state in India for this sub-sector after Gujarat, which accounts for 124 tracked projects out of a national total of 340.
How many wind power projects in India are currently under construction?
Projects India records 55 wind-based power projects nationally at the construction started stage, out of 340 total tracked projects. A further 122 are under approvals, representing a significant near-term forward pipeline for suppliers and contractors.
