Tata Power Renewable Energy commissions a 100.8 MW wind farm in Maharashtra to strengthen Mumbai’s supply of renewable electricity. Multiple outlets report that the project is located at or near Jewali in the Dharashiv district of the state. The wind facility generates close to 300 million units of electricity annually and is set to provide power to Tata Power Mumbai Distribution, supporting the utility’s clean energy and renewable procurement requirements. One report adds that the arrangement helps Tata Power Mumbai Distribution meet its Renewable Purchase Obligation (RPO) obligations. The commissioning also expands Tata Power Renewable Energy’s wind portfolio. The Times of India states that the project supports the company’s broader target of reaching 100% clean energy by 2045, while other sources focus primarily on the project’s capacity and its power supply linkage to Tata Power Mumbai Distribution. No sources provide details on the commissioning date beyond the present commissioning announcement or on financial terms, ownership structure beyond Tata Power Renewable Energy, or grid connection specifics.