GE Vernova (NYSE: GEV) has signed an agreement with Powerica to supply 28 of its 3.8 MW 154m onshore wind turbines for the 100 MW Botad wind farm located in Gujarat, India.
The deal marks the India debut of GE Vernova’s 3.8 MW turbine model, signaling the company’s continued push to expand its onshore wind presence in a major global renewable energy market.
Under the terms of the agreement, GE Vernova will be responsible for both turbine supply and installation at the Botad site in Gujarat.
The contract also deepens an existing relationship between the two companies, with GE Vernova and Powerica having already completed four wind farm projects together prior to this latest deal.
Turbines for the project will be manufactured at GE Vernova’s Pune plant in India, making local production a central part of the project’s execution and supply chain strategy.
Deliveries from the Pune facility are expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026, giving investors a clearer timeline for when the project will move into its active phase.
The regulatory dimension of the deal carries significant weight for GE Vernova’s broader ambitions in the Indian market, where government certification is a mandatory requirement for wind turbine manufacturers.
GE Vernova confirmed it has been certified by India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy and added to the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers of Wind Turbines.
That certification is a prerequisite for any wind turbine original equipment manufacturer looking to compete for projects across India’s growing renewable energy pipeline.
The approval could position GE Vernova to pursue a broader range of opportunities as India continues to scale up its wind power capacity and attract international energy infrastructure investment.
For investors tracking GEV, the combination of a new turbine debut, a deepened partnership with Powerica, local manufacturing capabilities, and regulatory clearance paints a picture of a company methodically building its Indian wind business.
India remains one of the world’s most significant renewable energy growth markets, and GE Vernova’s latest moves suggest the company is committed to securing a durable foothold there.
