Wind energy equipment prices in India maintained a broadly stable-to-softening trend during Q2 2025, as accelerating capacity additions and expanding domestic manufacturing activity continued to influence procurement dynamics. Turbine component costs, including blades, nacelles, and tower sections, reflected the competitive pressure generated by a strengthening local supply chain, with India's growing base of over seventeen wind turbine manufacturers contributing to improved availability of key equipment. Average daily wind generation recorded a significant year-on-year increase, which softened power purchase costs for distribution companies and industrial buyers. This shift in generation economics altered procurement strategies, with buyers increasingly favouring real-time market platforms over longer-term fixed-price arrangements.
On the installation front, project activity gained momentum during the quarter, supported by policy incentives and an anticipated change in transmission charge waivers that accelerated commissioning timelines. India's renewable capacity additions remained on an upward trajectory, with wind contributing meaningfully to overall output growth. The broader policy environment, including wind-specific renewable purchase obligations, supported equipment demand from developers across key wind-rich states.