• Annual maintenance contractors • Banks / Financial institutions BatteriesCharge controllers • Data Logger • Distributors • Electrical test and measuring systems • Emission monitoring systems • Funding agencies • Grid Infrastructure • Grid Management • Grid Optimization • Hybrid Systems • Information and Communication Technology • Installers / EPC companies • Inverters • Manufacturers of solar cells • Manufacturing equipment vendors • Materials and equipment • Module connectors • Monitor, Mounting Systems, Trackers • Photovoltaic (PV) modules • Project consultants • Research Institutions • Screen Printing and metallization equipments
• Silicon feedstock, ingot and wafer manufacturing • Smart Grid Technologies • Software solutions • Solar cell manufacturers • Solar consumer and commercial products • Solar drying and desalination systems • Solar energy storage • Solar LED’s • Solar park evelopers • Solar street and billboard lighting systems • Solar water heating, cooling systems and solar pumps • Suppliers of raw materials • System integrators and assemblers • Test and measurement equipment • Trading and Marketing Services • Training establishments • Turnkey solution providers, etc.

Water India, Solar India, Buildings India, Transport India, Smart Cities India held concurrently under one umbrealla of ONE MEGA EVENT

Over 300 million people still have no access to electricity, which is why solar power is being seen as a viable, long-term source of clean energy. Solar energy, a clean renewable resource with zero emissions, has tremendous potential of energy to be harnessed using a variety of devices.

India is on course to emerge as a solar power hub, and will become one of the largest green energy producers in the world. This can be clearly seen from the fact that India has become the second-biggest solar-energy installer in the world in just two years. Also, according to estimates, Indian solar-energy capacity will get increased by 300 percent this year and next.

As part of its blueprint for energy security, government plans to float five funds of $5 billion each, targeted at promoting green energy sources.

Prime Minister Modi’s target is to achieve 100 GW of solar power capacity by 2022 with an estimated investment of around US$ 100 billion.

Realising the immense potential and emerging opportunities existing in solar industry. Exhibitions India Group is organising the 3rd edition of Solar India 2018 expo which will be held at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi from 23-25 May 2018. The theme of the exhibition and conference is “Solar Energy for a Sustainable Future.”