ABOUT EXHIBITION

About Expo

India crossed 300 GW of non-fossil installed capacity in July 2026, more than 60% of the 500 GW 2030 target thus moving India’s renewable-energy sector from being a policy-supported sector to becoming a mainstream infrastructure and investment sector.
This major growth in sector gives rise to the complete renewable-energy ecosystem — generation, equipment, storage, transmission, power electronics, EPC, financing, O&M, software, forecasting, grid management and energy consumers giving rise to a dedicated B2B platforms in this sector
India Green Energy Expo brings together manufacturers, technology providers, project developers, EPC companies, investors, utilities and energy consumers across the complete renewable-energy value chain.

The partnership between Media Day Marketing’s expertise in B2B exhibitions and business networking and Karnataka Renewable Energy Systems Manufacturers Association (KRESMA)’s industry knowledge, stakeholder engagement and renewable-energy expertise creates a strong platform for the India Green Energy Expo.

Together, the organisers aim to connect technology providers, manufacturers, project developers, EPC companies, utilities, investors, financial institutions, policymakers and large energy consumers to accelerate business opportunities and promote the growth of India’s renewable-energy ecosystem.

Overview: Renewable Energy Sector in India

India is one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing markets for renewable energy. The government has made renewable energy a cornerstone of its energy policy to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, improve energy security, and meet international climate commitments

  • India is the 3rd largest energy consumer globally and is expected to double its energy demand by 2040.
  • The RE sector offers investment opportunities worth over $200 billion.
  • India pledged to achieve Net Zero by 2070.
  • The country aims to achieve 500 GW of non-fossil energy capacity by 2030.
  • 50% of energy from renewables by 2030, Reduction of carbon intensity by 45%.

Policies and initiatives boosting the Renewable Energy Sector

  • National Solar Mission (NSM) – Launched in 2010, aims to deploy 100 GW solar capacity.
  • Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) – Supports clean mobility.
  • Green Energy Corridors – To strengthen transmission infrastructure for RE integration.
  • PM-KUSUM Scheme – Promotes solar energy for agriculture (solar pumps, etc.)
  • Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) – Boosts domestic solar module manufacturing.

50% of energy from renewables by 2030, Reduction of carbon intensity by 45%.

Karnataka stands as a leader in India’s renewable energy sector, leveraging its abundant solar and wind resources to drive sustainable development.

  • Karnataka has an installed renewable energy capacity of approximately 22 GW
  • 1,316 MW of renewable energy capacity addition in the first quarter of 2025.
  • Targets to achieve 10 GW RE Capacity by 2027 including 1GW from roof top Instillations
  • The state targets to reach 38 GW by 2035.
  • Renewables constitute nearly 68% of Karnataka's total energy mix
  • Pavagada Solar Park, also known as Shakti Sthala with an installed capacity of 2,050 MW, is one of the largest photovoltaic solar parks globally.
  • Karnataka Open Access Regulations 2025 to streamline renewable energy integration gives a push to this sector