Solar & Storage Confex 2025 – Chhattisgarh Ignites New Pathways for Renewable Energy in Raipur

The vibrant city of Raipur witnessed a milestone moment for India’s renewable energy journey as the Solar & Storage Confex 2025 – Chhattisgarh unfolded at Sayaji Hotel. The one-day conclave became a powerhouse of ideas and collaborations, bringing together over 150 industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers united by a common vision: accelerating Chhattisgarh’s clean energy transition.

The conference opened on a high note with the Inaugural Address by Chief Guest, Shri Bhim Singh Kanwar, Managing Director, Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Company Limited (CSPDCL), who underscored the state’s pivotal role in shaping India’s renewable future.

Two Keynote Addresses added further momentum – Mr. Bimbisar Nagarjuna, Superintendent Engineer, CSPDCL, highlighted the critical role of robust power infrastructure in enabling solar and storage integration, while Shri Shailendra Shukla, Former CEO, Chhattisgarh Renewable Energy Development Agency (CREDA), offered a forward-looking perspective on renewable potential.

The event also had the honor of hosting Shri Rajesh Singh Rana, IAS, CEO, CREDA as Guest of Honor, whose address reinforced CREDA’s commitment to driving sustainable growth and innovation across the state.

Across the day, engaging panel discussions, innovation showcases, and high-impact networking sessions brought together diverse voices from across the solar and storage value chain. On the exhibition floor, technology leaders unveiled cutting-edge solutions, turning the spotlight on the innovations set to transform Chhattisgarh’s renewable energy landscape.

With thought leadership, collaboration, and innovation at its core, the Solar & Storage Confex 2025 – Chhattisgarh has firmly established itself as a defining platform, energizing the state’s position in India’s clean energy revolution.

Acknowledgement Towards Our Partners

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all our partners, sponsors, speakers, and attendees who made this edition a grand success: Sungrow, Deye Inverter, Novasys Greenergy Limited, Icon Solar-En Power Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Pahal Solar, Saatvik Solar, KSolare Energy Pvt. Ltd, Feston SEV, Future Solar, Loom Solar Pvt. Ltd., Krannich Solar Pvt. Ltd, India Net Zero Alliance, Green Finance Alliance and Energy Storage Pro.

What Our Partners Say:

  • Pahal Solar: The Solar & Storage Confex Chhattisgarh was an excellently organized event with outstanding networking, engaging discussions, and flawless arrangements. The team was highly supportive, cooperative, and professional throughout. SolarQuarter truly did a remarkable job.
  • Sungrow India: The event was very good, with excellent arrangements and engaging discussions. The overall experience was truly valuable.
  • Novasys: The Solar & Storage Confex 2025 was an excellent event with great networking, insightful discussions, and flawless execution.
  • Saatvik Solar: A very well organizedevent  with excellent discussions, strong branding presence, and great support from the team. More such events in Chhattisgarh will further boost the solar market and encourage greater involvement from CREDA, EPC players, and customers.
  • Deye Inverter: The Solar & Storage Confex was a wonderful experience with good networking, strong team support, and smooth coordination. Truly appreciated the efforts of the organizing team.
  • Icon Solar-En Power Technologies Pvt. Ltd.: The Solar & Storage Confex Chhattisgarh was an excellently organized event with valuable discussions, great networking, and outstanding team support.

Culminating in an atmosphere of celebration and optimism, the event reinforced Chhattisgarh’s growing prominence as a hub for sustainable energy development. With its blend of knowledge-sharing, technology showcase, and powerful networking, the Solar & Storage Confex 2025 – Chhattisgarh left an indelible mark on the state’s renewable energy journey.


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