REI expo, battery show open at Greater Noida

REI expo, battery show open at Greater Noida
Published on: 

Informa Markets in India on Thursday inaugurated the 19th edition of the Renewable Energy India (REI) Expo, co-located with the 4th edition of The Battery Show India (TBSI) and the 2nd edition of the Energy Storage Summit India at the India Expo Mart, Greater Noida.

“The sheer international scale of this edition, hosting over 1,080 exhibitors, 1,400 global brands, and delegations from more than 10 countries, reflects the incredible global interest in India’s clean energy expansion. With India’s renewable energy market compounding at a 15 percent CAGR toward 486 GW by 2030, and our battery storage sector expanding at an extraordinary 33 percent CAGR to cross $8.5 billion by 2031, we have reached an execution phase where generation and grid storage must scale in tandem,” Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director, Informa Markets in India, said.

He added, “By co-locating REI Expo and The Battery Show India, we create a powerful confluence where solar developers, cell manufacturers, international investors, and policymakers directly align. This integration is vital for building domestic manufacturing resilience, unlocking critical capital, and securing India’s net-zero transition.”

Additional Chief Secretary, Power and Renewable Energy Department of Madhya Pradesh Government, said, “The Renewable Energy India Expo continues to witness growing participation and enthusiasm, reflecting the increasing potential and economic viability of the clean energy sector.  These trends create significant opportunities to scale up adoption over the next two to five years.”

First Minister of Scotland John Swinney said, “Scotland and India share a common ambition: to build prosperous, modern economies powered by clean energy, innovation and international partnerships. If we work together, we can help ensure that more of the economic benefits of the energy transition are felt in our communities, support our businesses and create lasting opportunities for people in both of our countries.

Daily Pioneer
dailypioneer.com