Weather factors caused India's wind power generation to decline from April to September

According to an analysis by ArcVera Renewables, India's wind power production unexpectedly declined
in the second and third quarters of this year due to low wind speeds caused by regional and global climatic factors.

Despite the change compared to the same period last year, India's wind power generation in the second and third quarters of this year was significantly lower than the long-term average production forecast, which is based on an analysis of climate records and surface wind observations, a rare event
, the analysis noted.

"Based on a review of weather records, low wind speeds are caused
by a combination of regional and global meteorological factors that rarely occur simultaneously.
"

According to the company, annual performance expectations for wind farms depend on the long-term accuracy of wind resource assessments, as lower wind energy resources can result in a significant reduction
in revenue.