Wind

Present in: China, India, Vietnam, Oman

Wind power is a clean and renewable energy source. By harnessing the abundant and inexhaustible resource, it reduces our dependence on fossil fuels and diversifies the global energy mix.

We began our renewables journey with our first wind power acquisition in 2012 in China. Today, Sembcorp’s wind portfolio spans China, India, Vietnam, and Oman, supporting national energy needs and driving clean energy transition.

China

We operate a 5.0GW wind portfolio in China. Our projects, forged through strong partnerships with Chinese state-owned enterprises, support Asia’s largest economy with clean energy.

India

In India, we are the first developer to complete and deliver 800MW of wind power nationwide from the first three tenders held by the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI). Today, we own one of India's largest wind portfolios among independent power producers, with 2.8GW under in-house operations and maintenance.

Our competitive edge lies in our capabilities in developing and managing energy assets and data. With our self-developed expertise in project development, operations and maintenance, we deliver complex projects with greater speed and quality while optimising asset management with digital capabilities.

Vietnam

In Vietnam, we have strategically invested in Quang Tri, one of the country’s most wind-rich locations. As a pioneer in wind power development, we operate 33 wind turbines that generate 138MW of clean and reliable energy. Our in-house managed facilities contribute to the nation’s growing energy needs, powering a sustainable future.

Oman

We entered the wind sector through Dhofar II, a 125MW greenfield wind power project in the Dhofar Governorate. The wind farm will be developed, owned and operated with our joint venture partner, OQ Alternative Energy (OQAE). Once completed, it will supply clean electricity to around 18,000 homes and avoid approximately 158,000 tonnes of carbon emissions annually. Dhofar II strengthens our presence in Oman and supports the country’s vision for a cleaner, more resilient energy system.

* Total gross capacity assumes 100% ownership of assets, including projects secured and under construction.