With the growing concerns for the environment, Serum Institute of India Ltd. (SIIL) has undertaken measures to reduce the GHG emissions by conceptualizing and installation wind power project in Maharashtra with efficient utilization of the available wind energy. Initially, it was decided that 18 WTGs of 2.1 MW each would be set up as part of this project activity. However, during project implementation, only 16 WTGs were commissioned. The generated electricity will displace equivalent electricity that may have been produced majorly from conventional fuels (generally, fossil fuels). The projects are located at village Jaibhim, Dhule District of Maharashtra State in India.

Serum Institute of India Ltd. (SIIL) Wind Power Project in Maharashtra

Serum Institute of India Ltd. (SIIL) is taking action to reduce GHG emissions by implementing a wind power project in Maharashtra, India. SIIL is efficient in utilizing the available wind energy to generate electricity and reduce the carbon footprint.

Key Highlights:
- 16 wind turbine generators (WTGs) of 2.1 MW were installed in Jaibhim village in Dhule District, Maharashtra, India.
- The generated electricity replaces equivalent electricity that would have been produced from conventional fuels like fossil fuels.
- The project helps in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting renewable energy.
- The project contributes to the sustainable development of the region.
- The wind turbines are designed to operate optimally in low-wind conditions, thereby maximizing the utilization of the available wind energy.

The Serum Institute of India Ltd. (SIIL) Wind Power Project in Maharashtra is a significant step towards reducing GHG emissions and promoting renewable energy. By generating electricity from wind energy, the project helps in reducing the dependence on conventional fuels and contributes to sustainable development. The project's location in Jaibhim, Dhule District, Maharashtra, India, is ideal for harnessing wind energy and minimizing the carbon footprint.

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Wind Power Project At Jaibhim By SIIL

The Serum Institute of India Ltd. (SIIL) has installed a wind power project in Maharashtra to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The project includes 16 WTGs which generate electricity to displace the use of fossil fuels. The project is located in Jaibhim village in the Dhule District of Maharashtra State in India.