The 7th edition of Windergy India 2025, India’s premier international trade fair and conference dedicated to wind energy, will be held from October 29–31 at the Chennai Trade Centre.

The event will be inaugurated by Shri Pralhad Joshi, Cabinet Minister for New and Renewable Energy, along with Shri Shripad Yesso Naik, Union Minister of State for New and Renewable Energy.

With over 350 exhibitors from more than 20 countries and an expected footfall of 15,000 visitors, Windergy India 2025 offers a vital platform for policy dialogue, innovation exchange, and industry collaboration. India, currently ranked fourth globally in installed wind energy capacity, continues to make significant strides in renewable energy.

The success of India`s clean energy transition depends on strong collaboration. Windergy India 2025 brings together policymakers, industry leaders, and global stakeholders under one roof, fostering the partnerships needed to accelerate our progress -Shri Pralhad Joshi

Windergy India 2025 is jointly organised by the Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association and PDA Ventures Private Limited, with support from the Ministry of Power, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, National Institution for Transforming India (NITI Aayog), India Energy Storage Alliance, Indian Wind Power Association, International Solar Alliance, Skill Council for Green Jobs, Wind Independent Power Producer Association, Solar Energy Corporation of India, Composites Excellence Centre of Asia, National Institute of Wind Energy, Hydraulics Trailer Owners Association, Danish Wind Export, Embassy of Spain, Indo-German Energy Forum, Net-Zero Energy Transition Association, Invest India, and Indo-German Chamber of Commerce.

Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited joins as the Partner State, showcasing Karnataka’s leadership in wind innovation. Pavilions from Denmark, Germany, and Spain will further enhance the global appeal of the exhibition.

“Windergy India 2025 will be a global crossroads for wind energy innovation, investment, and collaboration. As India scales its renewable ambitions, this platform will spotlight emerging technologies, unlock new business opportunities and foster strategic alliances across borders. We are committed to curating an ecosystem where ideas flourish and partnerships thrive.” -Mr. Pradeep Devaiah, Chairman & CEO, PDA Ventures Pvt. Ltd.

Themed “Wind Power: Policies and Partnerships Towards Aatmanirbharta,” the conference will feature high-impact sessions on October 30–31.

Day 1 opens with the Tulsi R. Tanti Memorial Lecture, followed by discussions on State Leadership: Powering Wind, Wind Manufacturing – Way forward to Atmanirbharta (A Govt. - Industry Dialogue), Global best practices for wind installations and O&M, and Opportunities & Challenges for Cost Reduction of Raw Material Suppliers to Wind Components

Day 2 will explore Opportunities and Challenges in growing the C&I market for wind and hybrid projects, Repowering Wind Projects in India, Domestic Supply Chain & Export CoCompetitiveness, Advancing Offshore Wind Development in India, and Winds of Influence: Women Leaders Redefining India’s Wind Sector.

Key event partners include Suzlon Energy Limited, Envision Energy, Senvion India, GE Vernova, Renfra Energy, Winergy, Globe Ecologistics, Exxon Mobil, Nexhs Renewables, Leap Green Energy, UL Solutions, and Latent Landinfra.

Windergy India 2025 invites policymakers, industry leaders, innovators, and stakeholders to connect, collaborate, and contribute to India’s journey toward a sustainable, self-reliant, and net-zero future.

As of August 2025, the country’s wind power capacity stands at 53 GW, reflecting strong growth and a clear path toward the national target of 150 GW.

The Government of India has introduced key reforms to accelerate sector growth, including a reduction in Goods and Services Tax (GST) on wind energy equipment from 12% to 5%, which is expected to enhance affordability, stimulate innovation, and support India’s climate and energy security goals.

‘As one of the world’s fastest-growing renewable energy market, India’s quest for Aatmanirbharta (self-reliance) in renewable energy is powered by bold policies, strategic partnerships, and faith in indigenous innovation. Wind power is not just a vector of clean energy, but the cornerstone of our national self-reliance.”– Mr.Aditya Pyasi, CEO, Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers’ Association.