Ingro Energy at SNEC PV+ES Expo 2026, Shanghai

3,000+ exhibitors. 95 countries. 360,000 square metres of solar and storage. And the only Indian company on the floor — Ingro Energy.

The signal from the floor

One thing stood out clearly at SNEC 2026: the future of energy storage is becoming deeply intelligent. Across the show, the conversation was not just about panels, batteries, or megawatts — it was about how smarter software, AI, dispatch and grid control can unlock better performance from every asset. That is the shift we came to Shanghai to engage with.

What we showed at Booth 8.1H-A531

At Booth 8.1H-A531 we shared what we have been building from India:

• Cloud EMS — real-time BESS optimisation
• SIMS — Solar + BESS sizing
• Battery AI — asset intelligence
• Battery Passport — lifecycle traceability
• Full-stack BESS integration capability

The conviction comes from the field

A large part of this comes from deployment, not the lab. Our EMS has been used to revive and operate India's first grid-scale BESS, turning a complex battery asset into a more reliable, observable and intelligence-led system.

That experience continues to shape how we think about storage — not as installed capacity, but as a living asset that must be monitored, protected, optimised and extended across its full lifecycle.

Each of our solutions rests on the same belief that guided many of our conversations at SNEC: the next phase of solar and storage will be shaped by strong hardware, intelligent software, and the ability to design, operate and optimise assets better over time.

For our first international exhibition, that was the validation we had hoped for — and a proud moment for the team. If you are sizing, building, commissioning, reviving or operating a Solar+BESS asset, we would be glad to continue the conversation.