GE Vernova receives order from Enfinity Global. GE Vernova Inc. has signed an agreement with Enfinity Global to supply 43 of its 3.8 MW - 154 m onshore wind turbines for their Fatehgarh wind farm in Rajasthan, India. Deliveries for the project are expected to begin in 4Q26. The deal includes turbine supply and installation and demonstrates the commitment of both companies to contribute to India's ambitious plans to build more renewable energy. With a 4 GW renewable portfolio in India and approximately 300 MW already in operation, Enfinity Global is delivering renewable energy at scale across one of the world's fastest-growing markets, helping meet rising electricity demand through a diversified portfolio that includes solar, wind, and energy storage solutions. Deepak Maloo, General Manager of GE Vernova's Onshore Wind business in India, said: "We are grateful for the chance to work with Enfinity Global to help meet India's ambitious wind power goals. The 3.8 MW - 154 m turbine being used is designed to deliver efficiency, reliability, and strong performance for India's wind conditions. With ALMM certification and local manufacturing in Pune, we are well positioned to support Enfinity Global and other customers working to develop projects that will enable India to achieve its 500 GW renewable energy ambition." Sandip Agarwal, CEO India at Enfinity Global, added: "This partnership with GE Vernova is built on shared values and a common commitment to accelerating India's energy transition. By combining world-class technology, innovation, and expertise with deep local market knowledge, the partnership brings together two leading global energy companies with an unwavering commitment to quality, health and safety, and strong governance." Turbines for the project will be manufactured at GE Vernova's Pune facility, which serves as a cornerstone of the company's 'Make in India' strategy with an annual capacity of up to 1500 MW. For more news and technical articles from the global renewable industry, read the latest issue of Energy Global magazine. The Summer issue of 2026 is out now! The new issue starts with a regional report on Latin America and the Caribbean, considering the benefits and challenges of renewable energy development in the region. The issue also covers topics such as lubricants, digitalisation, the importance of ports, battery storage technology, and more! With contributors from industry leaders including ABB, WindEurope, Sungrow, among others, this is an issue not to miss. Embed article link: (copy the HTML code below):

Brookfield Asset Management has launched Lumara Energy, a renewable energy platform in India, with plans to invest $600 million. The platform will develop an initial portfolio exceeding 6 gigawatts across solar, wind, and battery storage projects. Lumara is backed by Brookfield's Catalytic Transition strategy, which focuses on clean energy investments in emerging markets. The platform aims to address deployment constraints in India, including delays in power-purchase agreements, lengthy grid connection queues, and protracted land acquisition processes. Lumara will expedite project execution by securing land and grid interconnection before finalising power-purchase agreements. It will also provide credit solutions to developers to accelerate project pipelines. Vignesh Nandakumar, former CEO Asia at Enfinity Global, will lead the platform. India targets 500 gigawatts of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030.

Italy's Feralpi has commissioned a 15.5 MW solar power station. By 2025, renewable energy sources had already met 56% of the company's energy needs. The Italian steel group Feralpi Group and Enfinity Global have announced the commissioning of a new 15.5 MW solar power station in the province of Ferrara. The launch of the facility activates a previously signed ten-year power purchase agreement (PPA). This was reported by SteelOrbis The new solar power station is equipped with 26,572 bifacial panels fitted with sun-tracking systems. The plant is expected to generate 23.3 GWh of clean electricity per year. This will help meet part of the energy needs of Feralpi's industrial sites in northern Italy and reduce CO[2] emissions by approximately 6,300 tonnes annually. The implementation of this project is a key component of Feralpi's environmental and energy strategy. By 2030, the company aims to reduce specific greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 1, 2 and 3) from its core metallurgical production by 50 per cent, as well as to further reduce absolute Scope 3 emissions by 25 per cent. According to analysts, by 2025 renewable energy sources had already met 56 per cent of Feralpi's energy needs, enabling the company to exceed its 50 per cent target for 2030 ahead of schedule. Furthermore, between 2023 and 2025, the group implemented an investment programme worth over €500 million, aimed at improving energy efficiency, electrifying processes and reducing emissions. According to Giovanni Pasini, Managing Director of the Feralpi Group, the procurement of renewable energy is one of the key tools for supporting the electrification of production and reducing dependence on fossil fuels. For its part, Enfinity Global emphasised that the launch of the solar power plant marks a successful transition from the signing of the PPA to the direct supply of green electricity for industrial needs. As reported by GMK Center, the Nigerian steel company African Industries Group has been granted 500 hectares of land in Niger State (Nigeria) for the construction of a new facility. This plant is expected to become the country's largest solar-powered steelworks.