Senvion India has appointed Sujan De as Head of Project Management, where he will oversee project execution and management as the renewable energy company continues to expand its wind energy operations in India.
Based in Mumbai, De brings nearly two decades of experience across project management, construction and project operations in the wind energy and infrastructure sectors. In his new role, he will focus on strengthening project delivery, execution discipline and coordination across complex wind projects, with responsibilities spanning project timelines, operational efficiency, stakeholder engagement and customer commitments.
His appointment comes as India’s renewable energy sector continues to expand, increasing the need for strong project execution and construction capabilities. De’s experience across wind energy, transportation technology and large-scale infrastructure projects is expected to support Senvion India as it advances its next phase of growth.
Prior to joining Senvion India, De served as Vice President – Project Operation at Suzlon Energy Limited in Pune. Before Suzlon, he spent nearly a decade with Vestas Wind Technology India Private Limited, where he held the position of General Manager – Project Management & Construction. During his tenure at Vestas, he developed extensive expertise in project execution, construction management and customer relationship management within the wind energy industry.
Earlier in his career, De worked as a Project Manager at Ansaldo STS, a Hitachi Group company, managing projects in the transportation technology sector. He began his project management career with Alstom Projects India, where he spent more than five years working in project execution.
With experience spanning Alstom, Ansaldo STS, Vestas and Suzlon, De has built a career focused on managing complex projects and delivering large-scale infrastructure initiatives. His appointment is expected to further strengthen Senvion India’s project management capabilities as the company continues to build its presence in India’s wind energy market.





