The Renewable Landscape: A Look at Clean Energy in Asia
According to the Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association, India has an installed wind power capacity of 992 MW. Commercial installation accounts for approximately 940 of those MW. Wind has contributed about 3.5 billion units of electricity to India’s grid since the country began harnessing wind power.
6. Turbine Vanes Ready for Action
A field full of wind turbine vanes awaiting construction in Belur, India.
Source: Indian Wine Turbine Manufacturers Association
Image Credit: Niveditak on Flickr under a Creative Commons License
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