The 8th edition of Windergy India 2026, one of India’s leading wind energy exhibitions, is taking place from 7-9 October 2026 at the Chennai Trade Centre. The three-day event brings together global and Indian wind energy companies, technology providers, policymakers, industry experts and other stakeholders from across the wind power value chain.
Organised by the Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association (IWTMA) and PDA Ventures Pvt. Ltd., Windergy India 2026 is providing a platform for businesses to explore new technologies, build partnerships and discuss opportunities shaping the future of the wind energy sector.
With commercial activities beginning from the opening day, exhibitors and trade visitors can participate in business meetings, technology demonstrations, networking opportunities and industry discussions focused on the rapidly developing renewable energy market.
Windergy India 2026 Highlights Three Days of Industry Engagement
Windergy India 2026 combines a large-scale trade exhibition with a wide programme of knowledge-sharing and networking activities. The event features a three-day trade fair, conference sessions, technical sessions, roundtables, product presentations and academia sessions.
The programme is designed to connect different parts of the wind energy ecosystem, from turbine manufacturers and component suppliers to developers, EPC companies, policymakers, researchers and technology providers.
Through its combination of commercial showcases and expert-led discussions, Windergy India 2026 is creating opportunities for participants to examine emerging technologies and understand developments influencing India’s wind power market.
Strong Government and Industry Support
Windergy India 2026 has received official support from the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) and the Ministry of Power, highlighting the importance of wind energy within India’s broader clean energy transition.
The exhibition also benefits from collaboration with several international and domestic organisations involved in renewable energy, wind power, energy storage, investment, skills and sustainability.
Supporting organisations include the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), German Wind Energy Association (BWE), German Offshore Wind Energy Foundation, Spanish Institute for Foreign Trade (ICEX), Danish Energy Export, India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA), National Institute of Wind Energy (NIWE), Indian Wind Power Association (IWPA), National Solar Energy Federation of India (NSEFI), Net-Zero Energy Transition Association (NETRA), Skill Council for Green Jobs (SCGJ), Invest India and Gridco.
Industry partners further strengthen the event, with companies including Venwind Refex, Nordex, Suzlon India, Envision Energy, Senvion India, UL Solutions, Winergy, Mobil, Globe Ecologistics, NeXHS, Leap Green, Adani Wind and Madras Hard Tools participating in the wider ecosystem.
Windergy India 2026 Connects Global and Domestic Markets
A major attraction of Windergy India 2026 is its international participation. The exhibition is bringing together around 400 exhibitors from more than 20 countries, creating a marketplace for technologies, products and services covering the wind industry’s diverse requirements.
The event comes at a significant time for India’s renewable energy sector, with the country’s cumulative installed wind capacity having crossed 58.5 GW.
The exhibition floor showcases technologies and solutions spanning turbine platforms, component manufacturing, logistics, grid integration and other areas supporting the expansion of wind power infrastructure.
Leading companies represented across the exhibition ecosystem include Sany, GE Vernova, Vayona Energy, KP Group, Windar, Renfra Energy, Avanti Wind and HEFT Energy.
The event also features component manufacturers, material suppliers and engineering companies such as ZF Wind, Bonfiglioli, Nabros, Sanghvi, NGC Transmission, Thyssenkrupp, Aditya Birla, Gurit, Sumeet Trans, Foster, Greentech, Indore Composites, Seforge, Ultra Labs and Mankiewicz.
Country pavilions from Denmark, Germany and Spain add another international dimension, giving visitors access to technologies and solutions from established global wind energy markets.
Advanced Wind Energy Technologies on Display
Windergy India 2026 brings together OEMs, component manufacturers, EPC companies, developers and technology providers under one platform.
A key focus of the exhibition is India’s expanding domestic manufacturing capability. The event highlights approximately 80% domestic value addition, with exhibitors showcasing equipment and components including heavy-duty gearboxes, specialised bearings, towers, blades, nacelles and converters.
These technologies reflect the growing capabilities of India’s wind manufacturing ecosystem and its role in supporting both domestic projects and the wider global supply chain.
The exhibition also provides visitors with an opportunity to explore innovations designed to improve wind farm performance, operational efficiency and project economics.
Innovation Hub Highlights Digital Solutions
Technology is another major focus of Windergy India 2026. The event’s Innovation Hub showcases emerging solutions designed to address some of the industry’s operational and engineering challenges.
Featured technologies include digital twins, asset intelligence and artificial intelligence-based logistics solutions for over-dimensional cargo.
Digital technologies are increasingly being integrated into renewable energy operations to support asset monitoring, maintenance planning, logistics and performance optimisation. The Innovation Hub provides a dedicated space for visitors to explore how these technologies can contribute to more efficient wind energy projects.
The showcase also includes solutions related to wind-solar hybrid projects, battery energy storage systems (BESS), offshore wind and predictive AI-driven operations and maintenance platforms.
Focus on Offshore Wind and Battery Energy Storage
Beyond the exhibition stands, Windergy India 2026 is hosting a series of expert discussions and roundtables addressing important areas of the renewable energy industry.
Dedicated sessions on offshore wind development and battery energy storage systems provide platforms for stakeholders to discuss technology, market development, policy considerations and future opportunities.
As India’s renewable energy system expands, technologies capable of improving grid flexibility and integrating variable renewable generation are becoming increasingly important. The discussions at Windergy India 2026 bring industry experts and stakeholders together to examine these developments.
Product Presentations and Technical Sessions
The three-day event also features curated product presentations and technical sessions from industry participants.
These sessions allow companies to present new products, engineering solutions, component technologies and digital tools directly to an audience of industry professionals.
For trade visitors, the presentations provide an opportunity to understand technical developments beyond the exhibition floor. For participating companies, they create a platform to demonstrate products and communicate their capabilities to potential customers, partners and other stakeholders.
Academia Sessions Connect Industry and Future Talent
Another important component of Windergy India 2026 is its focus on academia and skills development.
Academia sessions are designed to connect educational institutions and future engineering professionals with the practical requirements of the wind energy industry. Such interactions can help strengthen the relationship between technical education, research and the industry’s evolving workforce requirements.
As wind energy technology becomes increasingly integrated with digital systems, advanced manufacturing, storage and grid technologies, developing specialised skills will remain an important part of the industry’s long-term growth.
A Platform for India’s Wind Manufacturing Ecosystem
Windergy India 2026 reflects the expanding scale and sophistication of India’s wind energy supply chain. By bringing manufacturers, developers, technology companies, component suppliers and international participants together, the event provides a broad platform for business engagement across the sector.
The presence of international exhibitors and country pavilions also highlights India’s growing connection with global wind energy markets. At the same time, the strong representation of Indian manufacturers and suppliers demonstrates the development of domestic capabilities across several stages of the wind energy value chain.
The combination of manufacturing, technology, infrastructure and knowledge-sharing activities makes the exhibition a significant meeting point for professionals involved in wind power.
Windergy India 2026 Strengthens Industry Collaboration
With its extensive exhibitor base, international participation and technical programme, Windergy India 2026 is bringing together stakeholders working across different areas of the wind energy industry.
The event’s focus on domestic manufacturing, advanced technology, offshore wind, energy storage, digitalisation and operational efficiency reflects several of the key themes shaping the industry’s development.
Taking place at the Chennai Trade Centre from 7-9 October 2026, the exhibition provides a dedicated platform for companies and professionals to explore business opportunities, exchange technical knowledge and engage with developments across India’s wind energy ecosystem.
As India’s renewable energy sector continues to expand, Windergy India 2026 demonstrates the increasing importance of collaboration between manufacturers, technology providers, developers, policymakers, researchers and international partners.
The eighth edition ultimately brings the wind industry’s diverse stakeholders together under one roof, highlighting India’s evolving capabilities in wind energy manufacturing and its growing participation in the global clean energy value chain.
