Ming Yang links with India's Reliance to develop up to 2.5GW

Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Ming Yang has unveiled plans to co-develop up to 2.5GW of clean-energy projects in India via a partnership with Reliance Group, one of the country’s major renewables players.

Ming Yang – China’s fourth-largest maker of wind turbines – has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Indian group's Reliance Power division to work together on the projects.

Ming Yang will also form a joint venture with its Reliance Capital financial arm by taking “a significant stake in the share capital of Global Wind Power Limited (GWPL)” – a Mumbai-based wind equipment and services company in which Reliance is currently the major shareholder.

Under the MoU, Ming Yang will provide a complete engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) Log in to read complete article.

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