WattPower to Showcase Adaptive Solar Technologies at RenewX 2026

WattPower is participating in RenewX 2026, a renewable energy exhibition, taking place April 27–29 at the Chennai Trade Centre. Organised by Informa Markets, RenewX brings together the ecosystem driving India's clean energy transition, from solar and storage to EV infrastructure and next-gen technologies.

With 77,000 plus shipped units and 21 GW of solar capacity delivered across India, WattPower understands what most companies only theorise about: the difference between a solar installation that thrives for 25 years and one that struggles comes down to technology that truly adapts. From the farms baking in Rajasthan's heat to sites navigating grid chaos to remote installations dealing with extreme weather, each project tells a story. .

At RenewX 2026, WattPower will showcase its next-generation portfolio: high-efficiency smart string inverters, intelligent monitoring systems and proprietary safety innovations.

A power plant in Karnataka operates completely differently than a 100 MW ground-mounted farm in Rajasthan. Humidity, temperature swings, grid instability, it all plays a role. One-size-fits-all solutions don't survive the real world. At RenewX, WattPower will be diving into conversations about how to build technology that actually understands the ground it's standing on. 

Commenting on the participation, Divya Prakash Choraria, Co-founder and CEO of WattPower, said, "When you've deployed 77,000 plus units across India, you stop talking about gigawatts and start thinking about real problems. A farmer in Maharashtra needs something completely different from an enterprise. Both need reliability, but the conditions they're fighting are worlds apart. RenewX is where we share what we've learned, not from whitepapers but from 22 GW of real, proven impact. And more importantly, where we listen to what the industry needs next."

As RenewX hits its 10-year mark, WattPower sees this exhibition as a place to reconnect with partners, understand what's actually breaking in the field and build solutions that stick because they're rooted in real problems, not assumptions.