A leaner Suzlon looks to capitalize on a wind revival

A revamp in government policies and an energized market have set the stage for a comeback by what was once the world’s fifth-largest wind company.

30 August, 202312 min
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A leaner Suzlon looks to capitalize on a wind revival

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