Fairdeal Supplies as a corporate responsible citizen has promoted generation of energy through renewable source i.e., through wind. Electricity generated from wind is non-polluting, noise free and does not emit any green house gasses (GHG).

There is a large growing demand in the country for Energy and any measure to reduce the dependence of depleting fossil fuels is harbinger not only towards sustainable development but also energy security. Wind power provides cost-effective part of the solution to global warming.

Fairdeal has installed capacity of 10.67 MW, out of which 9.92 MW is installed in Tamilnadu and 750 Kwh in Gujarat. Power generated in Tamilnadu is sold to the Board. The wind farm installed in Gujarat is for captive consumption and has lead to substantial savings in energy cost to the company.

Projects which generate energy through renewable sources and help in reduction of GHG can be registered for Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) under Kyoto Protocol. 9.92 MW Wind based power project is being registered under CDM mechanism in United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) on 31st May 2007. First CERs (Carbon Emission Reduction) will be ready by February 2008.

Fairdeal Supplies is also planning to install upto 8 MW Windfarm during the year 2007-08 and locations for the Wind Energy Generators have been identified at Karungulam in Tamilnadu and Chitradurg in Karnataka.