Mangal Pandya has a diverse work experience in the wind energy industry. Mangal started their career in 1997 at Suzlon Energy Ltd. as a Deputy Manager, overseeing commissioning functions and developing testing methods for wind turbines. Mangal then moved on to Suzlon Wind Energy Corporation, USA in 2003, where they served as a Regional Lead Engineer, managing a team of engineers and providing technical guidance for construction, maintenance, and service activities. In 2007, they joined Suzlon Wind Energy Corp. USA as a Regional Lead Service Engineer. Currently, Pandya is working as an Assistant General Manager at Suzlon Energy Ltd., managing the GOMS department.
Mangal Pandya pursued their education in the field of electrical engineering. From 1991 to 1993, they attended AVPTI - Rajkot, where they completed their degree in Electrical Service Technician, focusing on electrical and electronics engineering. Following this, they joined Polytechnic - Bhuj from 1993 to 1997 and obtained a DEE (Diploma in Electrical Engineering).
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Suzlon Energy Limited is a provider of renewable energy solutions. The Company is a producer of wind turbines. It offers a range of solar energy solutions, such as solar irradiance assessment, land acquisition and approvals, infrastructure and power evacuation, supply chain, installation and commission and life cycle asset management. It offers S97, S111 and classic feet. Its S97 is a wind turbine generator designed to make low wind sites viable. The S97 is available in two variants: S97 90 meter (m) and S97 120m. Its S111 is suitable for class III sites and a range of altitudes and temperatures. The S111 is available in two variants: S111 90m and S111 120m. Its S88-2.1 megawatt (MW) is designed for a medium wind speed regime. Its S82-1.5 MW and S66-1.25 MW are designed for generating optimal power output even at sites with a wind speed regime. Its manufacturing facilities for wind turbine generator components and rotor blades are located in India, Brazil and the United States.