Alfanar Group has accepted a binding offer from KPI Green Energy for the sale of its equity in Alfanar Energy and Netra Wind, which own the Bhuj-1 and Bhuj-2 wind projects in Gujarat. Proceeds will support Alfanar's 3 GW power generation ambitions in India, aligning with the country's renewable energy goals. The transaction's completion is expected by February 2027, pending necessary approvals.

Researchers have developed a pressurized wind tunnel approach to enhance wind turbine performance by more accurately simulating real-world conditions. This method allows testing of turbine adjustments for optimizing power output, potentially generating significant revenue increases. The technique also facilitates faster validation of new designs and strategies, bridging gaps between theory and practice.

NTPC Limited has commenced commercial operations of 56.7 MW of wind power capacity in Gujarat, effective September 22, 2026. This includes a 6.3 MW addition to the Vanki Project and a 50.4 MW addition at Jamjodhpur. The developments enhance NTPC's renewable energy portfolio, bringing its total installed capacity to 91,221 MW.

The Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) partially granted Tata Power's review petition regarding arbitration referral under the Electricity Act, 2003. APTEL clarified its earlier judgment, affirming that non-tariff disputes could be arbitrable while incorrect characterizations from prior rulings were corrected. Ultimately, the tribunal upheld its central conclusions regarding the statutory jurisdiction limits.

NTPC Renewable Energy Limited is soliciting bids for supplying and installing 200 Wind Turbine Generators for a 600 MW wind power project in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh. Bidders must meet specified technical and financial criteria. Bids are due by October 19, 2026, with documents available for free until October 1, 2026.

ACWA Power is advancing its 1.5 GW Kungrad wind project in Uzbekistan's Karakalpakstan, marking a significant investment of USD 2.6 billion. This project includes extensive transmission infrastructure and aims to become the largest wind power project in the CIS. It is expected to generate clean electricity for 2.4 million households and create local jobs.

The Nordex Group has secured a 91 MW wind turbine order from TEUT Energieprojekte for the Schönermark-Passow wind farm in Brandenburg, Germany. The contract includes a 20-year Premium Service agreement. Construction begins in September 2027, with the first turbine expected to be operational by January 2028. This partnership strengthens renewable energy capacity in the region.

NTPC Renewable Energy Limited is seeking bids for a 215 MW wind power project in Madhya Pradesh, with submissions open from September 15 to October 9, 2026. Qualified bidders must meet financial criteria and demonstrate experience with wind projects. The selected contractor will undertake full project development, including engineering and maintenance.

Sturdee Energy has acquired the 200 MW Masaiti wind project in Zambia, enhancing its renewable energy efforts in Africa. This project will connect to Zambia’s national grid and integrates solar and battery systems for reliable power. Sturdee is also advancing its South African portfolio, notably the 91.2 MW Bela Bela solar park.

The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission has ordered the National Load Despatch Centre to issue Renewable Energy Certificates to Tadas Wind Energy Private Limited for electricity produced in July 2022. This decision overturned an earlier rejection due to a late application, citing procedural delays related to disputes and documentation.