Carbon-free Power Generation

Power

Power is a crucial force for growth and development around the world. But power generation is becoming more harmful and challenging than ever due to the carbon emissions it produces as a byproduct.

In such fragile times, it becomes essential that growth be committed to responsibly and that it be powered by clean and green power. ENN ENN Corp has been a strong proponent of carbon free power generation for almost a decade. We believe in growth and development through responsibility towards the environment and the climate. Through the use of renewable and clean sources of power, we have been facilitating growth and development without the negative side effects to our eco-system.

With the installed thirty-one wind turbines we produce 47.15 Mega Watts of clean and green electricity for the states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Karnataka.

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For more information on our power division, please contact us at
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2004 - 2005

ENN ENN Corp’s initial investment in the energy market began with four 1.25 MW wind turbine generators (WTG) in the states of Rajasthan, Maharashtra & Karnataka; collectively generating 5 MW of green electricity.

2006

Our second project consisted of six 1.25 MW WTGs in the state of Maharashtra, collectively generating 7.5 MW of electricity.

2010

Our third project consisted of nine WTGs of variable sizes. It includes three 1.25 MW WTG, three 1.50 MW WTG, and three 2.10 MW WTG in the state of Rajasthan and Karnataka, with a combined power output of 14.55 MW of electricity.

2011

The most recent of our investments in the energy market was initiated with six 1.25 MW WTGs in Rajasthan and six 2.10 MW WTGs in Gujarat, in total generating 20.10 MW of green electricity. This addition to our portfolio has provided over 70% growth to our energy division. With this investment, we have committed to an additional state, the state of Gujarat and have increased our market share in the state of Rajasthan.

Total Install Capacity: 47.15MW

Rajasthan Installations

Village	Taluka	District	State
Kothari	Fatehgarth	Jaisalmer	Rajasthan
Basni Danwara	Osiyan	Jodhpur	Rajasthan
Basni Danwara	Osiyan	Jodhpur	Rajasthan
Belwa Ranaji	Shergarh	Jodhpur	Rajasthan
Kothari	Fatehgarth	Jaisalmer	Rajasthan
Belwa Ranaji	Shergarh	Jodhpur	Rajasthan
Basni Danwara	Osiyan	Jodhpur	Rajasthan
Belwa Ranaji	Shergarh	Jodhpur	Rajasthan
Chord	Fatehgarh	Jaisalmer	Rajasthan
Chord	Fatehgarh	Jaisalmer	Rajasthan
Chord	Fatehgarh	Jaisalmer	Rajasthan
Chord	Fatehgarh	Jaisalmer	Rajasthan
Chord	Fatehgarh	Jaisalmer	Rajasthan
Chord	Fatehgarh	Jaisalmer	Rajasthan

Gujarat Installations

Village	Taluka	District	State
Pipaliya Dhoro	Jasdan	Rajkot	Gujarat
Pipaliya Dhoro	Jasdan	Rajkot	Gujarat
Dahisara	Jasdan	Rajkot	Gujarat
Dahisara	Jasdan	Rajkot	Gujarat
Pipaliya Dhoro	Jasdan	Rajkot	Gujarat
Khadvavdi	Jasdan	Rajkot	Gujarat

Maharashtra Installations

Village	Taluka	District	State
Ghatandate	Kavthe Mahankal	Sangali	Maharashtra
Jarandi	Tasgaon	Sangli	Maharashtra
Panhalipada	Sakri	Dhule	Maharashtra
Chhadvel	Sakri	Dhule	Maharashtra
Chhadvel	Sakri	Dhule	Maharashtra
Tillali	Nandurbar	Nandurbar	Maharashtra
Dhandane	Nandurbar	Nandurbar	Maharashtra
Dhandane	Nandurbar	Nandurbar	Maharashtra

Karnataka Installations

Village	Taluka	District	State
Chitradurga	Chitradurga	Chitradurga	Karnataka
Belagutti	Honnalli	Davangere	Karnataka
Belagutti	Honnalli	Davangere	Karnataka

Rajasthan

The state has many important geographical features that boast the use of wind turbines to generate electricity, the most important being the Aravalli Mountains.

Maharashtra

The third largest state in India, it encompasses many hilly ranges running parallel to the coast, with the Arabian Sea to its west, it is ideal for electricity generation.

Karnataka

Karnataka is the eight largest state in India. Rich in its geography, it is bordered by the Arabian Sea and has many hilly regions which comprise the Western Ghats and the Deccan Plateau.

Gujarat

Gujarat is the fastest growing state economy, located in western India. It is bounded by coastline of 1,600 km and is sprinkled with low mountains. To its north-east is the wind ridden Kutch desert and extending from it are plains of open land.