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Senvion to supply wind turbines to JSW Energy

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Prashant Jain, Managing Director and CEO of JSW Energy, said: “Senvion has put forward a high-quality proposal backed by high-quality turbines, strong engineering capabilities, and an attitude of working together to solve the successful implementation of the project.”

Senvion India said on Monday that it has won an order from JSW Energy to provide 591 megawatts (MW) of wind turbines. The order also comes with a 10-year operation and maintenance contract. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. JSW Energy won the 810 MW project in an auction conducted by the Indian Solar Company in August 2020, with an offer price of 3 rupees per unit, marking its entry into the country’s wind power sector. JSW Energy’s current power generation capacity is 4,559 megawatts, including 3,158 megawatts of thermal power plants, 1,391 megawatts of hydroelectric power plants and 10 megawatts of solar power plants.

The company is currently building a 2,500 MW renewable energy project and plans to achieve a total power generation of 20,000 MW by 2030. By then, the share of renewable energy in its total capacity is planned to increase to about 85%. Senvion India was recently acquired by Saudi Arabia-based Alfanar from the German company Senvion GmbH, which filed for bankruptcy in Germany in April 2019 and underwent financial restructuring in accordance with German law.

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Senvion had been a German branch of Suzlon until the 2014 fiscal year, and then sold to a private equity consortium for approximately Rs 7,000 crore in the 2015 fiscal year. Senvion India has been operating since 2016 and is one of the biggest beneficiaries of the auction system in the wind energy industry. Prashant Jain, Managing Director and CEO of JSW Energy, said: “Senvion has put forward a high-quality proposal backed by high-quality turbines, strong engineering capabilities, and an attitude of working together to solve the successful implementation of the project.”

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Equipped to thwart cyber attacks: Banks, insurance firms to Sitharaman

Sitharaman gave banks instructions to keep offering smooth services to customers, even in isolated locations, in cooperation with authorities and security firms as needed. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman received assurances from Indian banks and insurance companies on Friday that they are prepared to stop any cyberattacks by Pakistani outfitted DDoS.

Distributed denial-of-service) systems. “Mock drills covering cybersecurity and disaster recovery scenarios at the highest levels have been held to ensure institutional readiness,” they informed her at a Friday meeting. According to the financial institutions (FIs), they are alert and actively monitoring phishing efforts. In order to guarantee prompt claim payouts.

Continuous customer service, Sitharaman instructed banks to keep offering smooth services to consumers, especially in distant places, in cooperation with regulators and security agencies New Delhi, May 10, 2025 — In a reassuring development for the financial sector, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday said that banks and insurance companies in India fully.

Speaking at a cybersecurity summit organized by the Ministry of Finance in collaboration with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and IRDAI, Sitharaman stated that both public and private sector financial institutions have significantly ramped up their cyber preparedness equipped to counter cyber threats and have strengthened their digital security infrastructure safeguard.

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Rising Digital Transactions, Rising Risk

The Finance Minister’s remarks come in the wake of a growing number of cyber threats targeting the banking and insurance sectors, especially as India witnesses a steep rise in digital transactions. According to official data, digital payments in India grew over 76% year-on-year in FY 2024-25, driven by UPI, mobile banking, and digital policy purchases.

With this surge, the risks associated with data breaches, phishing, ransomware, and unauthorized access have also grown exponentially. Sitharaman emphasized the need for constant vigilance and investment in advanced cybersecurity technologies “Representatives from leading banks and insurance companies have assured the ministry that robust systems.

Institutional Safeguards in Place

The Finance Minister highlighted that both the RBI and IRDAI have issued detailed guidelines on cybersecurity protocols. Regular audits, simulation drills, and incident response mechanisms are now mandatory across institutions “Financial institutions cannot afford to be complacent. Cyber threats are evolving, and our preparedness must stay ahead of that curve.

“Banks are operating with 24×7 Security Operations Centers (SOCs), and insurance companies are also mandated to deploy advanced firewalls and data protection policies,” she noted ” she said real-time monitoring, and preventive frameworks are in place to detect, resist, and respond to cyber attacks,” Sitharaman said customers and operations Sitharaman also.

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Consumer Awareness Key

The minister also urged banks and insurers to invest in customer education. “A large number of cyber frauds happen due to lack of awareness. Institutions must proactively inform and empower users to identify and avoid suspicious links, calls, or messages,” she added mentioned that the government is working closely with the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) to ensure real-time threat intelligence sharing and coordinated.

As digital finance continues to evolve, Sitharaman reaffirmed the government’s commitment to creating a secure and resilient financial ecosystem for all stakeholders response strategies Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said banks and insurance companies have assured the government of their readiness to counter cyber threats. At a recent cybersecurity summit.

Financial institutions confirmed the implementation of advanced security systems, 24×7 monitoring, and compliance with RBI and IRDAI guidelines. Sitharaman emphasized the need for ongoing vigilance, customer And collaboration with CERT-In to ensure a secure digital financial ecosystem amid rising cyber risks of advanced securit Sitharaman emphasized the need for constant vigilance and investment in advanced.

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