Wind turbine manufacturer Suzlon Energy today said its subsidiary, REpower Systems, has entered into a contract with a Germany-based company WSB Group to deliver 15 wind turbines in Poland.
REpower Systems, in which Suzlon holds 90.71 per cent stake, has secured the project to supply turbines for a wind farm which would generate 30.75 MW of power, wind turbine maker said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).
"We see a lot of potential in Poland market for wind power," REpower Systems AG Chief Executive Officer, Per Hornung Pedersen said.
The turbines are to be constructed and commissioned at the Lipniki wind farm near Opole in south-east Poland by later part of this year.
The WSB Group operates in renewable energy projects. It looks at planning, financing and project implementation of the projects.
Shares of Suzlon Energy today closed at Rs 72.80, down 0.27 per cent from its previous close.