Swancor Holding Co., Ltd. (Taiwan) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Adani New Industries Limited, officially initiating a partnership to build India’s first recyclable wind farm. This marks a significant milestone in India’s wind energy development. 

India is striving to reach 140 GW of installed wind power capacity by 2030. This project will support the rapid growth of India’s wind energy sector and achieve the shared vision of a net-zero, green, and sustainable future. 

Adani plans to complete the certification of recyclable resin (SWANCOR EzCiclo) by 2025 and use the EzCiclo recyclable epoxy resin system to produce environmentally friendly recyclable wind blades. At the same time, Swancor will provide Adani with comprehensive recycling technology and testing services to effectively utilize retired blades to achieve the goal of a comprehensive circular economy.   

Aden Tsai, CEO of Swancor Holding, said: “We are honored to collaborate with Adani Group to realize India’s first large-scale commercial recyclable wind power plant. This project is not only a breakthrough for the wind energy industry but also a testament to our commitment to global sustainable development.” Furthermore, Aden also expressed his gratitude to Mr. Milind Kulkarni - Business Head who also recognize that this collaboration represents a key step forward for Adani in the renewable energy sector. He firmly believes that wind turbine blades produced with Swancor’s recyclable epoxy resin technology will promote the sustainable development of India’s wind energy sector and set a new global benchmark for advanced technology.   

This partnership is just the beginning of a long-term relationship. In the future, Adani and Swancor will build upon this foundation to further expand the scale of cooperation, jointly establishing the largest recyclable wind farm in Asia. Together, they aim to set a new standard in the global wind power market, drive the renewable energy industry’s transformation toward scalability and sustainability, and lead the way to a greener energy future.