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REpower to supply 70 wind turbines to US enXco

German firm REpower, in which Suzlon Energy holds 91 per cent stake, has signed an agreement with US-based enXco to supply 70 turbines for a wind farm project by 2011. - Dadri setback drags Reliance Power - Markets at a glance - ADAG eyes alternative locations for power plant if Dadri fails - Setback for Reliance Power"s Dadri plant - Dadri land acquisition not on hold: R-Power - Suzlon: Some breeze, finally "The 70 REpower turbines are intended for a wind farm project in the West Coast (USA) market for delivery in mid-2011," Suzlon Energy said in a statement. "USA forms one of the most important growth markets for wind energy today, this order is another step forward in strenghtening the REpower presence and competitiveness in the country," Tusi Tanti, CMD, Suzlon Energy, and Chairman, Supervisory Board of REpower, said. REpower and enXco have implementated a series of wind farm projects in California, Washington and Indiana. Suzlon Energy acquired 91 per cent stake in REpower in May this year.


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