Replacing fossil fuel-powered electricity with zero-emissions wind-powered electricity
The Bundled Wind Power Project by Mytrah group aims to reduce reliance on fossil fuel-based power generation by using renewable wind energy to produce clean electricity. Without this project, the same amount of electricity would have been generated from grid-connected fossil fuel power plants, increasing carbon emissions. By replacing fossil fuel electricity with wind energy, the project strives to help lower environmental impacts, promote sustainable energy use, and support a cleaner electricity grid.
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By harnessing wind power, the project generates renewable energy and exports it to the regional grid, displacing electricity that would otherwise be produced by coal and other fossil fuels. With an installed capacity of 493.5 MW, this greenfield project employs advanced wind turbine technologies from Suzlon Energy (S97 model), GE India Industrial (GE 1.7 & 2.3 models), Inox Wind (DF-100 model), and Wind World India (WW-53 model). These turbines efficiently convert wind energy into electrical energy without greenhouse gas emissions, ensuring sustainable power generation.
The project aspires to cut emissions by approximately 921,296 tCO2e by replacing fossil fuel-powered electricity with renewable energy. It also makes an effort to displace electricity from the grid each year, contributing to cleaner energy generation and supporting efforts to mitigate climate change through envisioned significant reductions in carbon emissions.
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