Renewable energy in India
The Renewable Energy India Expo (REI) will take place from 7th to 9th September 2016 at India Expo Centre in Greater Noida. The exhibition will bring together experts from all over the world.
 Photo: RainerSturm/pixelio.dePhotovoltaic and other renewable energies account for approximately 12 percent of the total power generation of 212 GW installed in India. |
The show aims to upscale and mainstream the applications of renewable energy resources, showcase innovations, and enrich deliberations by providing the industry with an international exhibition and conference platform.
Innovations from all over the world
The experience and expertise of serving the renewable energy industry for a decade, drives REI Expo’s ability to bring together precise and compatible exhibitor and visitor profiles. The show has a penchant for presenting best in class technology innovators from around the world; to key public & private sector decision makers from the largest international markets.
More than 25,000 visitors
REI provides the ultimate business solutions for the meetings and events industry, uniting an elite class of buyers from India and around the world. Exhibitor’s benefit from the opportunity to meet with a range of international and regional buyers who have the authority to place real business. Over the years, the show has established itself as the must-attend event for the Asia-Pacific region with more than 25,000 industry visitors.
Attendees to the event get three days of power packed inter industry business opportunities within the Solar, Wind, Bio-mass/fuel, Small Hydro, Geothermal and Energy Efficiency sectors.
Power Scenario in India
Global installed power generation capacity is estimated at approx. 5,000 GW, of which India accounts for approx. 212 GW. The demand for power has been increasing in India due to the growth in the Country’s economy. Over the last 10 years, energy and peak demand shortage averaged around 8 percent and 12 percent respectively.
Renewable energy accounts for approx. 12 percent of the total power generation of 212 GW installed in India. Wind energy, with an installed capacity of approx. 19 GW, accounts for the bulk of installed renewable energy capacity in India. There is significant untapped potential in areas such as off-shore wind as well as tidal and geothermal energy.