Solaryaan Showcases Hybrid Inverters, Battery Storage at REI Expo 2026

Solaryaan, a clean energy solutions brand of HowD Innovations Pvt. Ltd., showcased its range of hybrid inverters and battery storage solutions for residential, commercial and industrial applications at the Renewable Energy India (REI) Expo 2026.

The company presented solutions designed to help customers generate, store and manage solar power, reduce dependence on grid electricity and improve energy independence. Its portfolio addressed a range of requirements, from residential backup power to peak demand management and operational continuity for commercial and industrial facilities.

A key highlight of the showcase was Solaryaan’s All-in-One (AIO) solution, which integrates a hybrid inverter and lithium-ion battery storage into a single system. The offering combines hybrid inverters ranging from 3 kW to 10 kW with 10 kWh battery storage, bringing solar generation, storage and backup capabilities together in an integrated unit.

The company also showcased its commercial and industrial battery energy storage systems (BESS). Its 125 kW/241 kWh BESS is designed for applications such as peak shaving, solar energy storage and backup power, enabling businesses to manage their energy requirements with greater flexibility.

Solaryaan’s wider portfolio includes hybrid inverters, lithium-ion batteries, high-voltage HV6 and HV12 batteries, and DM-series configurations. Its battery storage solutions offer scalable capacities ranging from 241.05 kWh to 7.23 MWh. The systems feature plug-and-play installation, intelligent monitoring and safety capabilities, with integration designed for the company’s hybrid inverters.

The company is also advancing plans for a 200,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Kadi, Gujarat. The proposed facility is expected to have a battery manufacturing capacity of 5 GWh in the next financial year. The first phase is planned to include 1.2 GWh of lithium-ion battery manufacturing capacity and 2 GW of inverter manufacturing capacity.

The proposed expansion forms part of Solaryaan 2.0, the company's strategy to move beyond its solar inverter business and develop an integrated clean energy solutions portfolio.

Manoj Patel, founder and chairman and managing director of Solaryaan, said that hybrid technology and battery storage were central to making energy independence practical. He said that the company was focusing on products suited to Indian weather conditions and the varied requirements of households, businesses and industries.

Shalin Botadra, joint managing director and co-founder of Solaryaan, said that  the planned manufacturing facility reflected the company's commitment to domestic manufacturing under the Make in India initiative and the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat. He added that the expansion was aimed at strengthening local capabilities and meeting growing demand for hybrid inverters and battery storage solutions.

Solaryaan also highlighted its distribution and customer support network, which spans 13 states across India. The company conducts weekly training sessions for channel partners and technical teams to strengthen product selection, installation and after-sales support.

Chirag Patel, executive director and chief executive officer of Solaryaan, said that  product availability and dependable local support were important for expanding the adoption of integrated clean energy solutions. He said that the company was working to bring its hybrid inverter and battery storage portfolio closer to customers through its partner network, regular training and service support.

Solaryaan provides clean energy solutions spanning solar inverters, hybrid systems, battery storage and integrated energy management. Its products are designed for Indian operating conditions, supported by partner training and after-sales services.