How CLP succeeded in India as other power players struggled

As it completes 15 years in India's power sector, success stories outnumber its failures

Buried deep in the Malwa plateau in Madhya Pradesh lies Chandgarh, a dry and dusty village dotted with patches of cultivable land. In the middle of the village, inside a minimalist office, a handful of people are glued to their computers. They are monitoring data that is fed into their computers through a system called SCADA, or supervisory control and data acquisition, on electricity generated from wind turbines in the vicinity. An adjoining sub-station transmits power from these turbines to the grid. 

Gamesa maintains these turbines, which have 2 Mw capacity each, as contractors for the CLP group, one of