Avaada Group showcased its integrated clean energy vision spanning renewable power, solar manufacturing, green hydrogen, energy storage and emerging technology applications at the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit (Bharat RE Summit) 2026 in New Delhi. The company presented its strategic roadmap for powering India’s clean energy and technology-led industrial future.
Held at Bharat Mandapam from November 2–5, 2026, the summit was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and brought together policymakers, industry leaders, investors, technology providers and international stakeholders to discuss India’s renewable energy transition, energy security and sustainable industrial development.
A key highlight of Avaada Group’s participation was Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the company’s pavilion, where Chairman Vineet Mittal presented the Group’s vision of integrating “Sand to Molecules to Super Intelligence.” The interaction highlighted Avaada’s approach towards building an integrated energy ecosystem aligned with India’s ambitions for energy independence, industrial growth and technological advancement.
Avaada Emphasises Energy Security and Integrated Energy Systems
Speaking about the evolving global energy landscape, Vineet Mittal said energy security has become increasingly linked to economic security and national competitiveness, particularly amid geopolitical uncertainties and disruptions in global energy supply chains.
He noted that India’s abundant solar and wind resources, domestic market potential and entrepreneurial capabilities provide an opportunity to make the energy transition a strategic driver of economic growth and technological leadership.
Mittal also highlighted the need to move beyond renewable energy capacity addition towards an integrated ecosystem encompassing manufacturing, energy storage, green molecules, transmission infrastructure, flexible power and financing.
According to the company, the Bharat RE Summit provided a platform to translate these priorities into partnerships and actionable opportunities for accelerating India’s clean energy transition.
Avaada Leadership Participates in Key Industry Discussions
Avaada Group’s senior leadership participated in several high-level discussions and panel sessions during the summit, covering investment opportunities, renewable energy procurement, industrial decarbonisation and emerging energy requirements.
The leadership team included Vineet Mittal, Chairman, Avaada Group; Kishor Nair, CEO, Avaada Energy; Prashant Choubey, President and Head of Green Hydrogen/Ammonia Business and New Initiatives; and Murtuza Kakuji, Senior Vice President, Chairman’s Office.
Discussions covered Green Open Access, renewable energy investments, energy solutions for India’s expanding digital and artificial intelligence economy, energy storage, green hydrogen and green molecules, infrastructure development, international partnerships and state-led renewable energy opportunities.
The company’s participation reflected its focus on strengthening engagement with policymakers, industry stakeholders and investors to support the development of India’s clean energy ecosystem.
Avaada Focuses on Building an Integrated Clean Energy Platform
Avaada Group’s participation at Bharat RE Summit 2026 highlighted its strategy of developing an integrated clean energy platform spanning renewable power generation, solar photovoltaic manufacturing, energy storage and green fuels.
As India’s energy transition advances, the company emphasised the importance of developing solutions capable of delivering reliable, affordable and round-the-clock clean energy through investments, innovation, scale and strategic partnerships.
Avaada Group is a diversified clean energy conglomerate with businesses spanning renewable power generation, solar PV manufacturing, green hydrogen and its derivatives, green data centres, battery storage and pumped hydro projects.
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