Avaada Group showcased its integrated clean energy strategy at the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit (Bharat RE Summit) 2026, held at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, from November 2 to 5. The Group presented its vision of building an energy ecosystem spanning renewable power, advanced solar manufacturing, energy storage, green hydrogen and emerging technologies.
Inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the summit brought together policymakers, industry leaders, investors, technology providers and international stakeholders to discuss India’s renewable energy ambitions, energy security and the development of clean technology infrastructure.
During the event, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Avaada Group’s pavilion, where Chairman Vineet Mittal presented the Group’s vision of integrating capabilities from “Sand to Molecules to Super Intelligence”. The presentation covered the company’s approach to connecting renewable energy generation with solar manufacturing, green molecules and technology-led industrial development. The interaction highlighted the importance of developing domestic capabilities across the clean energy value chain as India seeks to reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels, strengthen energy security and meet its climate commitments.
Commenting on the summit, Vineet Mittal, Chairman, Avaada Group, said, “Energy security is now inseparable from economic security and national competitiveness. Today’s geopolitical disruptions demand energy systems that are resilient, diversified and less exposed to external shocks. For decades, energy security meant control of oil and gas reserves. The coming decades will belong to those who can harness, store and intelligently manage energy from nature. With abundant sun and wind, a large domestic market and strong entrepreneurial capability, India can make the energy transition a strategic pillar of growth, competitiveness and technological leadership, not just a climate imperative.
“The next phase must go beyond capacity addition to an integrated ecosystem spanning manufacturing, storage, green molecules, transmission, flexible power and financing. Bharat RE Summit turns these priorities into actionable partnerships. At Avaada, we remain committed to building solutions that are sustainable, reliable, scalable and competitive.”
Avaada’s senior leadership participated in several discussions and panel sessions during the four-day summit. The participants included 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, Avaada Group.
The discussions covered renewable energy investments, Green Open Access, industrial decarbonisation, energy requirements of India’s digital and artificial intelligence economy, renewable energy procurement, energy storage, green hydrogen and green ammonia. The leadership team also exchanged views on international partnerships and opportunities for state governments to accelerate clean energy investments.
Avaada’s participation comes as India’s energy sector moves towards an integrated approach to clean power development. The Group is focusing on combining renewable generation with manufacturing, storage and green fuel production to support the growing energy requirements of industries and emerging technology sectors. The company aims to develop solutions that address the need for reliable and affordable clean energy while supporting India’s long-term energy transition and industrial growth.
Avaada Group is a diversified clean energy conglomerate with businesses spanning renewable power generation, solar photovoltaic manufacturing, green hydrogen and its derivatives, green data centres, battery energy storage and pumped hydro projects. The Group focuses on developing clean energy infrastructure and technologies to support India’s energy transition.
