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Vestas secures a new 54 MW order in India

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SINGAPORE and SYDNEY, April 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Vestas has secured a 54 MW order to power a renewable energy project in Maharashtra, India. The customer and project details are undisclosed. The agreement comprises of supply and installation of 15 V155-3.6 MW wind turbines. For Vestas, this marks the first order for the V155-3.6...

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