Conduct detailed assessments to determine the viability of wind energy projects, considering factors like wind speed and land availability etc.
Adopting wind energy presents a strategic opportunity for Indian Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to reduce operational costs, enhance energy reliability, and contribute to environmental sustainability (clean air and less carbon emissions).
We develop a comprehensive guide to formulate an “effective wind energy strategy” tailored for MSMEs in India.
Conduct detailed assessments to determine the viability of wind energy projects, considering factors like wind speed and land availability etc.
Land acquisition & usage right,
Clearances and no-objection certificates needed,
Environment impact assessment and clearances.
Policy, government incentives and subsidies, tax benefits, preferential tariffs, accelerated depreciation etc.
Integrating wind energy with other renewable sources like solar to ensure a stable and continuous power supply.
Wind Energy for your own needs without connection to the grid - A simple and easy solution!
Covering maintenance schedule, preventive maintenance, inspection of equipment.
Phases : Wind assessment -> design -> procurement -> civil works -> commissioning -> operations.
Environment impact and assessment.
Capital expenditure, cost of operations, ROI.
The Bureau of Energy Efficiency offers programs to enhance energy efficiency in MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES, including capacity building and financial mechanisms.
The reduction of GST on wind turbine generators from 12% to 5% lowers capital costs from September 2025, making wind energy projects more financially viable.
These schemes provide capital subsidies to MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES for adopting resource-efficient and cleaner production technologies.
Aimed at promoting energy efficiency in industries, this scheme offers concessional financing and capacity-building support.
The Indian government has introduced schemes allowing MSMEs to acquire machinery without collateral, reducing financial barriers to adopting renewable energy technologies.
These financial instruments can provide the necessary capital for large-scale wind projects, collaborating with Energy Service Companies (ESCOs).
New norms mandate local sourcing for wind turbine components, which can affect procurement strategies.
Regulations now require that all turbine data be stored within India, impacting data management practices.