Juniper Green Energy Commissions India’s Largest Wind Turbine with 181-Metre Rotor Diameter

New 5 MW Envision turbine and multiple wind projects strengthen the company’s renewable energy portfolio

Juniper Green Energy Limited ("Juniper Green Energy"), the renewable energy independent power producer, has announced the commissioning of India’s largest wind turbine by rotor diameter. The installation features Envision’s EN-182 wind turbine generator (WTG) with a 5 MW capacity and a 181 m rotor diameter, making it the largest wind turbine commissioned in India by rotor diameter to date.

According to the company, the deployment of the new turbines supports its expanding wind energy portfolio by increasing energy generation potential and operational efficiency while contributing to India's renewable energy capacity.

In addition to this milestone, Juniper Green Energy has commissioned 82 MW of wind power capacity across Barmer in Rajasthan and the Surendranagar and Rajkot districts of Gujarat, with commissioning completed as of 22 June 2026.

Commenting on the development, Ankush Malik, CEO, Juniper Green Energy, said:

“The successful commissioning of these projects demonstrates our continued focus on scaling our wind energy portfolio through a combination of technology and execution capabilities. The deployment of Envision's 5 MW turbines, featuring one of the largest rotor diameters in India, presented significant logistical and engineering challenges, particularly in transporting its blades that are approximately 89 metres long. Successfully installing 51 Envision’s EN 182 turbines over a short period of 6 months across multiple project locations is a testament to the meticulous planning, engineering, and execution capabilities of our teams. As we continue to expand our footprint, we remain focused on developing renewable energy infrastructure that supports India's growing clean energy ambitions."

The company stated that the latest commissioning adds to its growing renewable energy portfolio. It follows the recent commissioning of 305 MW of renewable energy capacity across multiple projects in Gujarat, along with the commencement of commissioning of India’s first Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy (FDRE) project in Rajasthan. According to the company, these projects form part of its ongoing renewable energy expansion strategy.