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Hydro projects generate electricity from flowing water. They reduce the need to burn fossil fuels to generate our power. Project benefits: preserving natural resources; promoting renewable energy generation; reducing dependency on non-renewable resources; helping spread green technology worldwide; and improving health.

Our 7.2 Mw wind farm is located at Khandke, India. The project developer is the firm M/s Shah Promoters & Developers. In addition to the production of green energy, this project creates employment, business and extra income opportunities for the locals.

Alternate Power Systems Pvt. Ltd. has constructed a run-of-river 6.5 MW mini hydropower plant in Sri Lanka. The project activity involves generation of up to 20,000 MWh clean electricity annually from a small-scale hydropower plant. The generated power is then supplied to the Sri Lankan national utility grid.

The Salkhit Wind Farm is the first grid connected wind farm in Mongolia. The project generates renewable electricity using wind power resources and supplies it to the Mongolian central electricity system grid to meet the growing electricity demand.

Three Mini Hydroelectric Projects (MHP) aggregating to 4.2 MW at Dolowal, Salar and Bhanubhura on the Kotla Branch Canal, District Sangrur, Punjab, India was commissioned in April 2003. The plants are operating successfully since then.

Three Mini Hydroelectric Projects (MHP) aggregating to 3.75 MW at Babanpur, Killa and Sahoke on the Kotla Branch Canal, District Sangrur, Punjab, India have been set up. Mini Hydroelectric Project at Babanpur (1MW) was commissioned in July 2004, Killa (1.75MW) was commissioned in November 2005 and Sahoke (1MW) was commissi…