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Adani's Sri Lankan Wind Power Project On Track for 2024 Completion

This is a major step forward with far-reaching consequences that the Adani Group has entered the renewable energy market with the Adani Sri Lanka project. An examination of the projectu2019s essential features is presented here:

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Adani's Sri Lankan Wind Power Project On Track for 2024 Completion

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  1. ADANI’S SRI LANKAN WIND POWER PROJECT: ON TRACK FOR 2024 COMPLETION Kanchana Wijesekara, Sri Lanka’s energy minister, said that the 500 MW renewable energy project proposed by the Adani Group in the country’s north and eastern regions would be concluded by December 2024. Adani Green Energy (AGEL) will establish the project, which will provide power to the island nation of India and export it there. Additionally, the Adani Group has pledged a $750 million initial investment to establish the wind farm.

  2. Updating followers on the project’s development, Wijesekara said that the “Progress of the 500 MW Renewable Energy Project in Mannar & Pooneryn was discussed with Anil Sardana, MD & CEO of Adani Transmission Ltd & project management team.” “We reviewed the obstacles, the plan, and the timetable for the project’s completion and the pledge by Adani Green Energy to finish the project by December 2024,” Wijesekara said. Wijesekara also met with representatives from the Adani Group for the first assessment since February.

  3. THE WIND POWER PROJECT BY THE ADANI This is a major step forward with far-reaching consequences that the Adani Group has entered the renewable energy market with the Adani Sri Lanka project. An examination of the project’s essential features is presented here

  4. Scale and Scope: Situated in Mannar, in Sri Lanka’s northwest, this wind power project has the potential to grow into one of the country’s biggest wind farms. The project aims to produce green, sustainable power by using the region’s significant wind resources covering acres of coastal land. • Innovative Technology: To optimise energy production while reducing environmental effects, the project uses cutting-edge wind turbine technology and technical knowledge. The project’s technical competence and execution skills are bolstered by Adani Group’s history of successfully executing renewable energy projects worldwide.

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