Wind Energy
overview
Over the next 30 years, as the world's population rises and as emerging economies improve their living standards, the global demand for energy is expected to grow by a massive 40%. Most power is produced from conventional energy sources, such as coal, oil and gas, with coal being the largest contributor.
While there is a dramatic increase in the demand for energy, fossil-based resources such as coal, oil and natural gas are depleting. At the same time, global warming due to carbon emissions is a growing concern. A feasible solution to these growing concerns is to harness the power of wind, which is the most sustainable, available and by far the cleanest source of energy.
Why we do it?
One logical way to address increasing energy demand and global warming concerns is sustainable, clean wind energy. Wind power is more cost-efficient than thermal power sources like coal, gas and nuclear energy, even without including the costs of their environmental impact. Moreover, wind power in India is at grid parity (i.e., does not depend on subsidies), is scalable, has no fuel risk, has a shorter period of delivery cycle and has a low gestation period of six months to one year.
what we do?
We are a world -leading wind-based Independent Power Producer (IPP). Mytrah is the market disruptor in this sector.
How we do it?
Mytrah's power production model is based upon harnessing the wind. The four major steps of being an Independent Power Producer (IPP) include:
Wind Farms
A world-leading wind-based Independent Power Producer (IPP). Mytrah is market disruptor in the sector.
Operational Wind Farms
SPREAD OVER
8
STATES
GOAL
3500
MW
Over the next 30 years, as the world's population rises and as emerging economies improve their living standards, the global demand for energy is expected to grow by a massive 40%. Most power is produced from conventional energy sources like coal, oil and gas, with coal being the largest contributor.