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Navigating Re-Invest Expo HALL NUMBER 3 Stall No. NAVIGATING CENTRAL ELECTRONICS LIMITED 1 SSS – NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BIO ENERGY 2 KISAN SOLAR 5 HD 6 CONTURA SOLAR (INDIA) PVT LTD 7 RE-INVEST HI PHYSIX LABORATORY INDIA PVT> LTD 7A INDIA ENERGY STORAGE ALLIANCE (IESA) 8 SUNSOURCE ENERGY 9 GEEKYBUDDHA TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD. 10 INTEGRATED BATTERIES INDIA PVT. LTD. 11 EXPO PUNAM ENERGY PVT LTD 12 PUNJAB RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED 13 GENSOL 14 HALL NUMBER 1 Stall No. COMPOSITE SYNERGY SOLUTIONS LLP 15 RAILWAY ENERGY MANAGEMENT COMPANY LIMITED (REMCL) 16 CEA (CENTRAL ELECTRONICS AGENCY) 18 UPNEDA 1 INSOLARE ENERGY 19 JAMMU AND KASHMIR ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 2 LM WIND POWER BLADES (INDIA) PVT. LTD. 29 ANERT- STATE NODAL AGENCY- KERALA 3 SOVA SOLAR LIMITED 22 HIMACHAL PRADESH STATE ELECTRICITY BOARD LTD 3A RENOM ENERGY SERVICES LLP 23 MAHARASHTRA ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 4 PREMIER SOLAR SYSTEM PVT. LTD. 25 THEME PAVILION 5 HERO FUTURE ENERGIES - CLEAN 27 INDO GERMAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 5A SB ENERGY LIMITED 29 KREDL (KARNATAKA) 6 RAJASTHAN ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTS LIMITED 34 TELENGANA 6A ENVISION ENERGY 39 NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVP. CORP. OF AP LTD., (ANDHRA PRADESH) 7 SIEMENS GAMESA RENEWABLE POWER PRIVATE LIMITED 48 MADHYA PRADESH 8 WAAREE ENERGIES LIMITED 49 NEW & RENEWABLE ENERGY DEPARTMENT, HARYANA (HAREDA) 9 VIKRAM SOLAR LIMITED 57 JHARKHAND RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 12 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF WIND ENERGY 57A PUNJAB ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (PEDA) 14 SHAKTI PUMPS INDIA LTD. 68 THE WORLD BANK GROUP (ERNST & YOUNG LLP) 15 GREENKO GROUP 68A INTERNATIONAL SOLAR ALLIANCE (ISA) 16 CLEANMAX SOLAR 69A GUJARAT POWER CORPORATION LTD 28 L&T 69 GUJARAT ENERGY TRANSMISSION CORPORATION 28 ADANI GROUP 70 GUJARAT INDUSTRIES POWER COMPANY LTD. 28 SUZLON ENERGY 70A GUJARAT ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 28 SENVION WIND TECHNOLOGY PVT. LTD. 77 GUJARAT URJA VIKAS NIGAM LIMITED 28 VESTAS WIND TECHNOLOGY INDIA PVT. LTD. 78 MYTRAH ENERGY 81 EMVEE PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER 84 VAATA SMART LIMITED 85 HALL NUMBER 5 Stall No AZIUGO (METEOPOLE RENEWABLE ENERGY PRIVATE LIMITED) 86 TÜV INDIA 87 RENEWSYS INDIA 1 POWERICA LIMITED 90 BIOMASS 2 KOSOL ENERGIE PVT. LTD. 92 HPL ELECTRIC & POWER LTD 4 AMPLUS SOLAR 95 NYQUEST INNOVATION LABS PVT 5 GREENING THE GRID INDUSTRY ADVISORY COUNCIL 96 SLNS RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES 7 POWER SYSTEM OPERATION CORPORATION LIMITED 98 JITF URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED 8 INDIAN WIND POWER ASSOCIATION 99 GE INDIA 10 BIOTECH RENEWABLE ENERGY PVT LTD 10A SINTEX INDUSTRIES LTD. 11 SPECOFUEL 11A HALL NUMBER 7 Stall No URJA BIO SYSTEM PVT LTD 12 KASHI SEVA SADAN SAMITI 13 NISSAN 1 KHADI & VILLAGE INDUSTRIES COMMISSION 14 TATA MOTORS 1A GREENTREE 16 JBM GROUP 2 KAHD 18 NLC INDIA 3 EZYSOLARE 20 SBI 5 SOLAR POWER SOLUTIONS 21 EDF 6 TRINITY CLEANTECH PRIVATE LIMITED 39 AI INDIA 7 MEATECH SOLUTIONS LLP 27 ROTOMAG MOTORS AND CONTROLS PVT. LTD. 7A DELECTRIK 27A GAIL 8 BOOND ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT 29 POWER GRID 8A FOURTH PARTNER ENERGY 29A RAYS ENSERV 8B IIT BOMBAY NEPRE 30 PLAYSOLAR SYSTEMS 8C SOULS INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BOMBAY 31 RECONNECT 8D BUSINESS FRANCE 41 TATA POWER SOLAR 10 HALL DIRECTOR 43 ACME CLEANTECH SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED 12 GAUTAM SOLAR 44 AP NIRMAN 34 CLP INDIA LTD 51 PROMETHEAN 57 SECI 52 GREENWAY GRAMEEN INFRA PVT LTD 58 ALFANAR 53 ONERGY 59 INOX WIND LTD 54 IGRENENRGI 60 BHEL 55 RENXSOL 61 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED 57 PNB 62 SEMBCORP ENERGY INDIA LIMITED 58 PFC [POWER FINANCE CORPORATION] 63 DENMARK 59 REC [RURAL ELECTRIFICATION CORPORATION] 65 NTPC 60 SKILANCER 66 RENEW POWER LIMITED 61 DATAGLEN 67 IREDA 62 DMRC 74 AZURE POWER INDIA PVT LTD 63 EXIDE 76 STERLITE 65 FLIPROBOTIOCS PVT LTD 77 WEG INDUSTRIES INDIA PVT LTD 122 IIMA CIIE 78 APE POWER PRIVATE LIMITED 123 BAREFOOT COLLEGE 87 SCHIMMER ENERGY 124 HRD PAVILION 90 BANAFIDE HIMACHALIES HYDRO DEVELOPERS ASSOCIATION 125 OFFICIAL SERVICE PROVIDER 91 INTRALINKS INDIA SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED 126 ENERGY EFICIENCY SERVICES LIMITED 51 50 HERTZ LIMITED GLORIFAC GREEN FORMS PVT LTD NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SOLAR ENERGY (NISE) 128 REWA ULTRA MEGA SOLAR LIMITED AUSTRALIAN TRADE AND INVESTMENT COMMISSION 129 SUNDAK SOLAR SOLUTIONS PVT LTD IDBC 130 SJVN LIMITED UK 131 KOREA 132 TAIWAN 133 CHHATTISGARH STATE RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AG 134 8 RE-INVEST NEWS 2018.
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