| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Hoshang Subawalla |
Chief Business Officer | Profile |
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REpower Systems, a Suzlon group company, is one of the leading international manufacturers of onshore and offshore wind turbines. All across the globe, the engineering company is developing, constructing and distributing wind turbines for almost every location. The power ratings of our turbines range from 1.8 up to 6.15 MW with rotor diameters between 82 and 126 meters. Furthermore REpower provides clients with project-specific solutions in the areas of wind farm engineering, service and maintenance, transport and installation as well as foundation. With more than 3,300 employees worldwide REpower can draw on the profound experience of having constructed and installed over 4,600 wind turbines. Our aim is to extend our technological leadership within the global wind energy market. As a premium manufacturer, we expect all our solutions to set new standards in terms of innovation and quality, thus developing wind energy into a competitive alternative to fossil fuels. Considering the growing energy demand and the limited reserves of oil and gas, we are convinced that the future belongs to resource-saving energy technologies – in other words: The future belongs to wind energy. Technological leadership, as we see it, doesn’t necessarily mean everything has to be done completely different. We believe in technological evolution, in progress that is driven by experience. Thus, we are constantly refining and optimizing our turbines – down to the last detail. By persistently advancing wind energy, we do our share to reduce energy imports and help to strengthen each country’s energy autonomy.