India’s flexible energy systems market already sits in the multi-billion euro range and is set to expand sharply over the next decade.
From energy-management systems and battery storage to smart grids, demand-response, and hydrogen integration, the market is forecast to exceed €20–30 billion by 2035, driven by India’s 500 GW renewables target, green hydrogen mission, and massive grid modernization plans.
For Finnish innovators, this represents a unique opportunity to scale solutions in:
- Smart inverters and EMS
- BESS control software
- Microgrids and demand-response orchestration
- Power electronics and hydrogen-to-power integration
This info-session will highlight concrete market opportunities, policy drivers, and direct business connections, including presentations from companies on both sides.
Program
- 08:30 – Opening Remarks
Finnish Ambassador to India - 08:40 – India Market Outlook & Finland’s Flexible Energy Systems Program
Finnish Program Manager - 08:55 – India’s Perspective: Policy & Industry Trends
Indian Program Manager - 09:10 – Company Presentations: Finnish Side (3 companies)
Showcasing innovations in EMS, storage, microgrids, and hydrogen - 09:30 – Company Presentations: Indian Side (3 companies)
Highlighting demand areas and collaboration opportunities - 09:50 – Concluding Remarks & Next Steps
- 10:00 – Session Ends
Who Should Attend?
Finnish companies in flexible energy systems, storage, smart grid, hydrogen, and energy digitalization interested in:
- R&D collaboration with Indian partners
- Piloting and scaling technologies in a fast-growing market
- Funding support to de-risk market entry
Pre-session questionnaire
We invite all participants to take a few minutes to complete our India Engagement Questionnaire.
Your feedback will help us understand current scope, challenges, and opportunities in making our engagement with your Indian counterparts a success. The insights gathered will be summarized (anonymously) and shared during the event to inform discussions and highlight real-world perspectives.
By responding, you will actively shape the conversation and contribute to developing actionable recommendations for the sector.
