Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo DAVOS, Jan 20: When windmills first came up in India, people used to make fun of them, saying such huge ‘fans’ will guzzle power rather than making it, and now India is capable of meeting 10 per cent of the global wind energy demand through exports, its pioneer in India Suzlon Energy’s Vice Chairman Girish Tanti has said. Suzlon itself has come a long way in its 30 years of existence and is now geared for its next phase of evolution with its Wind 2.0 and Suzlon 2.0 initiatives for expansion within and beyond the wind power generation business, the company’s founding member said. The company prides itself as one of the only five global players in the wind energy space to have survived in the business, the other four being GE of the US, and Siemens, Vestas and Nordex from Europe, he said, while underlining that Suzlon is the only one from the Global South.
