Wind Power Project In Tamil Nadu By Green Infra Renewable Energy Limited

Green Infra Renewable Energy Limited is developing a 249.9 MW wind power project in the Tamil Nadu state of India. The project involves the installation of 119 wind turbine generators, each with a 2.1 MW capacity. The project activity will replace an estimated 707,515 tCO2e per year over ten years. The project will displace 755,246.58 MWh/year of electricity from the Indian grid, which is primarily generated from fossil fuels. The project provides several benefits, including: * Environmental benefits: The project significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions by displacing electricity generated from fossil fuels. It also helps conserve natural resources and avoids the air pollution associated with traditional thermal power generation. * Social benefits: The project creates jobs for the local population, both during construction and operation, contributing to the economic well-being of the community. * Community benefits: The project owner engages with local stakeholders, such as village members and leaders, to implement corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs. These programs have included providing medical and electrical equipment to healthcare centers and installing solar power systems in local schools.