Vayona Energy wins 108 MW wind turbine contract
Vayona Energy has secured a 108 MW wind turbine order in India, as reported by Windtech International on 2 November 2026. No further details on the project location, client, timeline or contract value were available from the source at the time of publication.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Company | Vayona Energy |
| Order capacity | 108 MW |
| Contract type | Wind turbine supply |
| Geography | India |
| Reported date | 2 November 2026 |
India wind sector pipeline: scale and geography
The order arrives against a backdrop of substantial activity in India's wind-based power sector. Projects India tracks 340 live wind-based power projects across the country, with two added to the database in the last 90 days alone.
Gujarat leads all states by a considerable margin, accounting for 124 of the tracked projects. Maharashtra follows with 58, Andhra Pradesh with 42, Karnataka with 36, Tamil Nadu with 26, and Madhya Pradesh with 22. This concentration in western and southern India reflects the wind resource availability in those regions and points to where turbine suppliers and balance-of-plant contractors are most likely to find active procurement.
Stage breakdown: where projects sit in the pipeline
Of the 340 tracked projects, 122 are currently under approvals — the largest single cohort — making this stage particularly important for suppliers seeking early visibility into upcoming demand. A further 55 projects are at the planning stage, and 55 have moved into active construction. Eight projects have received approvals and are likely approaching procurement, while five are at an early or announced stage. Eighty-four projects have been completed.
The large number of projects under approvals and in planning suggests that procurement activity across the sector is likely to remain active in the near term, as projects progress toward construction readiness.
Recent projects entering the construction phase include a Rs 1,800 crore wind-based power unit at Koppal, Karnataka, promoted by Serentica Renewables India Private Limited, and a Rs 468 crore wind-based power unit at Bharuch, Gujarat, promoted by KPI Green Energy Limited. A wind power project at Sangli, Maharashtra, promoted by Sunsure Energy, has also commenced construction, though its value has not been recorded. These active construction sites represent immediate opportunities for equipment and service suppliers.
Recent project activity in the sub-sector
Among projects currently under approvals, Orient Green Power Company Limited is pursuing a wind power project in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, while Purvah Green Power Private Limited has a Rs 40 crore wind project under approvals in Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh. The National Institute of Wind Energy is advancing a Rs 300 crore wind farm project at Dhanushkodi, Ramanathapuram, Tamil Nadu.
Wind-solar hybrid developments are also progressing: Aditya Birla Renewables Limited has a hybrid project under approvals at Fulsar, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, and AMPIN Energy Utility Private Limited has a Rs 944 crore wind-solar hybrid project in construction in Rajasthan. For context on related recent activity in the broader sector, DCM Shriram recently commissioned a 68 MW wind-solar hybrid plant in India.
What this means for suppliers and contractors
The Vayona Energy order is a direct signal of live turbine procurement in India's wind sector. For turbine component manufacturers, nacelle and tower suppliers, and associated logistics providers, orders of this scale represent near-term revenue opportunities worth monitoring closely.
Beyond this specific contract, the pipeline data underscores the broader opportunity. With 55 projects under construction and 122 under approvals, demand for civil works, electrical balance of plant, erection and commissioning services, and grid connection equipment is likely to be sustained across multiple states. Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh in particular — accounting for 224 of the 340 tracked projects between them — represent the densest concentration of potential work.
Suppliers seeking early-stage visibility into upcoming procurement should note the 55 projects currently at the planning stage, which represent the next wave of projects likely to move toward active tendering. Projects India currently records no open tenders in Power Projects, but the pipeline volume suggests this position may shift as approvals-stage projects advance. Contractors active in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu should also monitor movement in those states, given the number of projects at or near construction readiness.
For a full view of wind-based power activity and the broader power projects sector in India, the Projects India database covers all stages from early announcement through to completion.
Frequently asked questions
What wind turbine order has Vayona Energy secured in India?
Vayona Energy secured a 108 MW wind turbine order in India, as reported by Windtech International on 2 November 2026. No further details on location, client or contract value were available from the source at publication.
How many wind power projects are currently tracked in India?
Projects India tracks 340 live wind-based power projects across India. Gujarat leads with 124 projects, followed by Maharashtra with 58, Andhra Pradesh with 42, Karnataka with 36, Tamil Nadu with 26, and Madhya Pradesh with 22.
How many wind power projects in India are under construction?
Of the 340 wind-based power projects tracked by Projects India, 55 are at the construction started stage. A further 122 are under approvals and 55 are at the planning stage, indicating a substantial near-term pipeline of upcoming construction activity.
