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#IESW2025: 300+ product innovations to be showcased in New Delhi
The four-day event will kickstart on July 8

#IESW2025: 300+ product innovations to be showcased in New Delhi

Jul 07, 2025
06:26 pm

What's the story

The upcoming India Energy Storage Week (IESW 2025), organized by the India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA), will be a major platform for over 300 innovative products. The four-day event, starting July 8 in New Delhi, will focus on electric vehicles (EVs), charging infrastructure, solar power, green hydrogen, and batteries. It aims to accelerate India's transition toward a resilient energy system that supports net-zero emission goals.

Technological advancements

Event to have participation from over 20 countries

IESW 2025 will showcase a range of advanced energy storage solutions, including Lithium Ion, Lithium Sulfur, and Sodium Ion batteries. These technologies from around the world are aimed at contributing to India's sustainable energy goals. The event will also witness the participation of ministries, government representatives, and companies from over 20 countries.

Launches and partnerships

Several product launches expected at the event

IESW 2025 will witness over seven new factory/product announcements. Voltra Energy will unveil its Gigafactory, aiming to transform India's energy future with advanced Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). Australian renewable energy solutions company SR Portables will launch the Thor Solar Hybrid Inverter (5kW model) for the PM Surya Ghar Scheme. Indian specialty chemicals company Polyprotic will launch three high-performance extraction solvents at the event.

Strategic agreements

MoUs between governments and corporations to be signed

IESW 2025 will also witness the signing of several MoUs between governments and corporations to accelerate India's Net Zero goal. The IESA and Bundesverband Energiespeicher Systeme (BVES) will sign an MoU for cooperation on energy storage technologies. Another agreement between The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) and the Skill Council for Green Jobs (SCGJ) aims at identifying skill gaps in the renewables/energy storage sectors and creating relevant skill development programs.