The project activity under consideration has been promoted by National Enterprises, referred to as the project proponent throughout this document. The project activity involves the setting up of two numbers of WTGs of cumulative capacity of 3.3 MW (2 X 1.65 MW). The envisaged net electricity generation quantum from the project to the tune of 7938 MWh on an annual basis would be exported to the nearest grid substation of Tamil Nadu Electricity Board, a part of Southern Regional Electricity Grid of India3. The basic purpose of the initiative is to generate clean energy through renewable energy source and supply the power to the grid. The power generated by the project displaces an equivalent quantity of power generated by grid by a majority of fossil fuel combustion, thus contributing to the cause of conservation of the conventional sources of energy.

National Enterprises is promoting a project activity that involves the installation of two WTGs with a cumulative capacity of 3.3 MW (2 X 1.65 MW). This project will generate clean energy through renewable sources and supply power to the nearest grid substation of Tamil Nadu Electricity Board, which is part of the Southern Regional Electricity Grid of India. On an annual basis, the project will generate 7938 MWh of electricity, which displaces an equivalent amount of power generated by the grid through fossil fuel combustion.

Key Highlights:
- The project involves the installation of two WTGs with a cumulative capacity of 3.3 MW (2 X 1.65 MW)
- The project generates 7938 MWh of electricity annually
- The project displaces an equivalent amount of power generated by the grid through fossil fuel combustion

This initiative is crucial for the conservation of conventional sources of energy. By generating clean energy and supplying it to the grid, the project is making a significant contribution to the cause of sustainable development. The use of renewable sources of energy, such as wind power, reduces the carbon footprint of the energy sector and helps combat the effects of climate change. The project also has a positive impact on the local economy, creating job opportunities and boosting economic growth.

Grid connected renewable electricity generation

Grid-Connected Wind Electricity Generation Project In Tamil Nadu, India

This project involves setting up two wind turbines with a combined capacity of 3.3 MW to generate clean energy through a renewable source. The annual electricity generation of 7,938 MWh will be exported to the nearest grid, helping to reduce the need for fossil fuel combustion and promote energy conservation. National Enterprises is the project proponent.