Clean Energy Expo to Showcase Global Innovations in Renewable Power

The upcoming Clean Energy Expo, organised by Informa Markets in India, will bring together the 18th Renewable Energy India Expo and the 3rd Battery Show India. The event aims to strengthen India’s leadership in clean technologies and promote sustainable energy adoption across sectors.

Featuring more than 1,050 exhibitors and around 55,000 expected visitors, the expo will host participation from global industry leaders and policymakers representing countries such as China, Japan, Korea, Germany, and Belgium.

Centred on the theme “Decoding Pathways to Achieve Net Zero”, the event will focus on innovations in solar, wind, battery storage, and electric-vehicle infrastructure, fostering partnerships and investment opportunities toward India’s goal of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030.

Trade events at this scale act as barometers of market maturity. 1,050 exhibitors and 55,000 expected attendees, drawn from major industrial economies including China, Japan, Korea and Germany, signals India's growing gravitational pull in clean-tech supply chains - as a demand market, a manufacturing hub for solar, wind and battery components, and a testbed for grid-scale deployment.

The "Decoding Pathways to Achieve Net Zero" theme frames the conversation appropriately: with India's non-fossil target of 500 GW by 2030, the operational questions have moved beyond whether renewables will scale to how storage, EV infrastructure, grid modernisation and green hydrogen fit together in a coherent delivery plan.

For corporates evaluating partnerships and investors sizing pipelines, events like these are where credible commercial relationships take shape.

Cognitud's market intelligence and responsible investment teams help clients benchmark technologies, evaluate counterparties, and build the sustainability due-diligence frameworks that increasingly determine which deals reach financial close - turning trade-show conversations into structured investment strategies aligned with long-term decarbonisation goals.