Avaada Group presented its integrated clean energy vision at the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit 2026, held at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi from November 2 to 5. The company highlighted its strategy of connecting renewable power generation with advanced solar manufacturing, energy storage, green hydrogen and emerging technologies to support India’s energy transition.
Inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the four-day summit brought together policymakers, industry leaders, investors, technology providers and international stakeholders to discuss renewable energy investments, energy security, industrial decarbonisation and the development of clean technology infrastructure.
A significant moment for Avaada Group was the Prime Minister’s visit to its pavilion, where Chairman Vineet Mittal presented the group’s vision of integrating capabilities across what it described as “Sand to Molecules to Super Intelligence”.
Connecting the Clean Energy Value Chain
Avaada’s presentation focused on developing an integrated energy ecosystem rather than concentrating solely on expanding renewable power generation capacity.
The group’s strategy spans renewable energy generation, solar photovoltaic manufacturing, energy storage, green hydrogen and its derivatives, and emerging technology-led industrial solutions.
The approach reflects the growing importance of domestic manufacturing, energy storage and green fuels in building a reliable and resilient clean energy system. It also seeks to address India’s increasing energy requirements while reducing dependence on imported fossil fuels.
The company highlighted the need to connect different parts of the energy value chain to support affordable, reliable and scalable clean power solutions.
Energy Security and India’s Industrial Competitiveness
Commenting on the summit, Avaada Group Chairman Vineet Mittal said energy security had become closely connected with economic security and national competitiveness.
He highlighted how geopolitical disruptions and uncertainty in global energy supply chains have increased the need for diversified and resilient energy systems.
Mittal said India could turn its natural advantages in solar and wind resources, large domestic market and entrepreneurial capabilities into strategic strengths for economic growth and technological leadership.
He also emphasised that the next phase of the energy transition must move beyond capacity addition towards an integrated ecosystem involving manufacturing, storage, green molecules, transmission, flexible power and financing.
According to him, the summit provided an opportunity to convert these priorities into actionable partnerships.
Avaada Leadership Participates in Industry Discussions
Avaada’s senior leadership participated in several panel discussions and industry engagements during the four-day event.
The participating executives included:
- Kishor Nair, CEO, Avaada Energy
- Prashant Choubey, President and Head of Green Hydrogen, Ammonia Business and New Initiatives
- Murtuza Kakuji, Senior Vice President, Chairman’s Office, Avaada Group
Discussions covered renewable energy investments, Green Open Access, industrial decarbonisation, energy requirements of India’s growing digital and artificial intelligence economy, renewable energy procurement, energy storage and green hydrogen.
The leadership team also exchanged perspectives with policymakers, industry representatives and international stakeholders on opportunities for cross-border partnerships and state-led clean energy investments.
Meeting the Energy Needs of Emerging Industries
The expansion of India’s digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence ecosystem is expected to increase electricity requirements. Avaada highlighted the importance of developing clean energy infrastructure capable of supporting these emerging demands.
Energy storage, flexible power systems and reliable renewable energy procurement were among the key areas discussed during the summit.
The company’s strategy seeks to combine renewable generation with storage and green fuel production to support industrial decarbonisation and improve the reliability of clean energy supply.
Building an Integrated Clean Energy Platform
Avaada Group operates across renewable power generation, solar photovoltaic manufacturing, green hydrogen and its derivatives, green data centres, battery energy storage and pumped hydro projects.
Its participation at Bharat RE Summit 2026 reflects its focus on building capabilities across multiple segments of the clean energy value chain.
The discussions at the summit also highlighted the importance of investment, innovation, technology partnerships and coordination between governments and industry to accelerate India’s renewable energy ambitions.
As India moves into the next phase of its energy transition, Avaada’s integrated approach seeks to support a shift from standalone renewable capacity expansion towards a broader ecosystem designed to deliver reliable, affordable and sustainable energy.
Disclaimer: This report has been editorially prepared using publicly available information and official company disclosures. Readers are advised to refer to official company announcements and disclosures for further details.
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