Vayona Energy announces its first India market deal with Oyster Renewable Energy Private Limited, an Independent Power Producer (IPP). Under this agreement, Vayona Energy will supply 18 SG 3.6-145 wind turbines, totaling 64.8 MW, for a wind power project in Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh, along with a long-term operations and maintenance contract. Building on it’s recent entry into the Indian market, after the acquisition from Siemens Gamesa, Vayona enters the market with a clear strategy to scale onshore wind solutions across India and Sri Lanka.
“We’ve made a strong start with a robust customer order book exceeding 1 GW and an O&M portfolio of ~7 GW. This order from Oyster Energy further reinforces the confidence our customers place in our products and capabilities. Our commitment to the Indian market is unwavering – we are building on this strong foundation with optimised offerings designed to boost performance and competitiveness. We are gearing up to meet diverse customer needs with agility and innovation to serve India’s growing renewable energy landscape. We thank Oyster Energy for their trust as they continue to build their renewable energy portfolio in India” said Prashant Jain, Executive Vice Chairman of Vayona Energy.
Commenting on this, Siddharth Bhatia, Managing Director, Oyster Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd., said “This 64.8 MW project is a major milestone—representing our first and largest venture into Andhra Pradesh. Vayona Energy was the clear choice for their technical excellence and robust manufacturing base, specifically their advanced 3.6 MW machines which are perfectly suited for the region’s wind conditions. This partnership reinforces our commitment to the ‘Make in India’ approach, allowing us to strengthen the domestic energy ecosystem while delivering high-performance, sustainable power to our commercial and industrial clients.”
Since the launch of the 3X platform in India, order intake has surpassed 3.6 GW, with installations exceeding 2 GW as of December 2025. This reflects strong market confidence in the company’s technology, execution capabilities, and the proven reliability of its turbines under Indian operating conditions The major components for these wind turbines will be manufactured and assembled at Vayona Energy’s facilities in Mamandur, near Chennai, with supply scheduled to commence in the first quarter of CY 2026.