The project is scheduled to be executed by March 31, 2027. The scope includes wind turbine generator (WTG) foundation works, Balance of Plant (BoP) works and construction and commissioning of a 33 kilovolt (kV) transmission line.
Under the WTG foundation package, SUL will undertake civil foundation works for 58 WTGs, along with associated reinforcement steel and geotechnical requirements.
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The BoP scope includes development of an approximately 39-acre storage yard, coordination and management of Right of Way (ROW) for material movement, construction of access roads, pathways and crane pads, along with other associated civil and infrastructure works.
The transmission line package covers route survey and design, supply and erection of poles and towers, conductors, insulators and associated hardware. It also includes ROW-related activities and installation of STATCOM and harmonic filter systems.
Sanjay Jain, Chairman, Enviro Infra Engineers Ltd, said, “The contract win marks an important milestone in strengthening our presence in the wind EPC segment, and further validates the capabilities we have added through Suyog Urja.
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The 180 MW project reinforces our ability to participate in large-scale renewable energy infrastructure projects and complements our growing presence across solar, wind and energy storage. We remain focused on building a diversified renewable energy platform backed by strong execution capabilities, technical expertise and disciplined project delivery.
As India’s renewable energy capacity continues to expand, we see significant opportunities to contribute to the country’s clean energy transition through reliable, high-quality infrastructure.”
Shares of Enviro Infra Engineers Ltd ended at ₹205.90, up by ₹9.75, or 4.97%, on the BSE.
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