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Vayona Energy has secured a 64.8 MW wind turbine supply order from Oyster Renewable Energy, marking its first major contract in the Indian market since commencing independent operations.
Under the agreement, Vayona will supply 18 units of its SG 3.6-145 wind turbines for a project located in Kadapa district, Andhra Pradesh. The scope of the contract includes equipment supply, installation, commissioning, and a long-term operations and maintenance (O&M) agreement, ensuring lifecycle performance support for the project.
The order represents a significant milestone for Vayona as it repositions itself in India’s growing onshore wind market. The turbines are expected to be manufactured and assembled at the company’s facility in Tamil Nadu, reinforcing domestic manufacturing and supporting India’s “Make in India” initiative.
For Oyster Renewable Energy, the project strengthens its renewable portfolio in southern India, a region with strong wind resource potential and expanding grid infrastructure. The 64.8 MW capacity addition will contribute to clean power generation in the state and align with broader national renewable energy targets.
The deal comes at a time when India is accelerating wind capacity deployment to complement large-scale solar installations, enhancing grid stability and seasonal generation balance across the country’s renewable energy mix.
