Energy
Suzlon’s Q2 deliveries hit all-time high amid India’s wind energy push
The Suzlon Group has marked a milestone by reaching its highest deliveries in India during the July to September quarter. With a staggering 85% increase in revenue year-on-year, the company is riding the wave of heightened commercial demand and fresh renewable energy initiatives.
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Suzlon’s Q2 deliveries hit all-time high amid India’s wind energy push
- Adani Power opts for arbitration to settle payment dispute with Bangladesh
- Bangladesh says contract with Adani could be scrapped in case of irregularities or corruption
- Power consumption dips 6% to 132 billion units in October
- Jaypee's power unit most attractive for Vedanta: Top exec
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