KER-440 Agali Wind Energy Asset
An operating 600 kW wind power asset in the green hills of Kerala, India
KER-440 combines an established physical energy asset, a renewable source of electricity and a strategic location within India’s expanding power market.
Agali, Palakkad District, Kerala, India
A physical renewable energy asset with long-term relevance
KER-440 is a 600 kW onshore wind turbine located in Agali, Palakkad District, Kerala, India.
The turbine uses the natural wind conditions of the surrounding highland terrain to generate renewable electricity. As an existing energy-producing asset, KER-440 offers a different proposition from an early-stage development: the principal infrastructure is already installed and the site forms part of an established electricity-generation environment.
The asset may be relevant to investors, renewable-energy companies, strategic buyers and technical partners seeking exposure to operating clean-energy infrastructure in India.
- Asset
- KER-440
- Type
- Onshore wind turbine
- Installed Capacity
- 600 kW
- Location
- Agali, Palakkad District, Kerala, India
- Market
- Indian electricity and renewable-energy sector
Why KER-440 may deserve consideration
Existing physical infrastructure
KER-440 is not simply a proposed concept. It is a tangible wind-energy asset with installed generation equipment and an established site.
Renewable electricity exposure
The asset provides direct exposure to electricity generation from wind, a renewable resource that does not require the continuous purchase and combustion of fuel.
Growing electricity market
India’s electricity demand is expected to continue expanding through the end of the decade, supported by economic development, industry, transport, agriculture and rising household consumption. Renewable sources are expected to supply a growing share of this demand.
Established wind-energy sector
India has one of the world’s largest wind-power markets, supported by domestic manufacturing, operating expertise, service infrastructure and national renewable-energy policy.
Strategic location
Agali lies within the hilly Attappady region near the Western Ghats. The elevated terrain and open ridgelines have supported the development of wind-energy installations across the wider area.
Multiple transaction possibilities
Discussions may include full acquisition, strategic investment, operating participation, technical collaboration, maintenance support or other commercially suitable structures.
Positioned within India’s expanding energy transition
India’s power system is growing rapidly, and electricity consumption is expected to rise substantially through 2030. The IEA forecasts average annual electricity-demand growth of approximately 6.4% through 2030.
Renewable-energy deployment is also expanding. As of June 2026, India had approximately 57.4 GW of installed wind capacity, compared with about 21 GW in 2014.
This broader market direction strengthens the long-term relevance of existing renewable-energy infrastructure. However, the future financial performance of KER-440 depends on factors including wind conditions, equipment availability, maintenance costs, grid conditions, tariffs, contracts and operating management.
57.4 GW
Installed wind capacity in India
6.4%
Forecast average annual electricity-demand growth through 2030
8.2%
Forecast average annual growth in Indian wind generation through 2030
National market indicators. They are not forecasts of KER-440’s individual financial performance.
Renewable Resource
Electricity generated from wind
No Fuel Combustion
No continuous fossil-fuel input during generation
Existing Infrastructure
An installed physical energy asset
Long-Term Utility
Electricity remains an essential and growing requirement
Open to serious investment and acquisition discussions
The owners of KER-440 welcome confidential discussions with qualified parties interested in renewable-energy infrastructure in India.
Potential areas of discussion may include:
- Full or partial asset acquisition
- Strategic investment
- Operating or revenue participation
- Technical and maintenance cooperation
- Asset optimisation
- Long-term commercial partnership
We are open to evaluating practical proposals that support the reliable operation, improvement and long-term value of the asset.
Detailed technical, operating, contractual and financial information may be made available to serious parties following an initial discussion and appropriate confidentiality arrangements.
Request an Initial DiscussionAgali, Palakkad District, Kerala
KER-440 is located in the Agali area of Palakkad District, within Kerala’s Attappady highlands near the Western Ghats.
The surrounding landscape is characterised by elevated ridges, open hill areas and seasonal wind conditions. Wind turbines can be seen across parts of the wider mountain landscape, reflecting the area’s established connection with wind-energy generation.
The location also places the asset within India’s growing southern electricity market and renewable-energy ecosystem.
Discuss KER-440 with the Project Office
We welcome enquiries from:
- Strategic investors
- Renewable-energy companies
- Asset buyers
- Technical operators
- Maintenance providers
- Infrastructure partners
KER440 Agali Project Office
Al Madina Al Munawwarah Solar Power Projects
KER-440 Wind Energy Project
Office: Thoraipakkam, Chennai – 600097
Project Site: Agali, Kerala, India
Contact the Project OfficeCommercial and technical information is available to qualified parties upon request.