10 October 2026
Shri Amit Thussu,
Solar Industry Marketing Leader & Chief Marketing Consultant, Feston SEV
Shri Amit Thussu’s Jaipur presentation was not a broad commentary on renewable-energy capability. It was a practical business session on how companies can participate in Bharat Renewable Energy Summit & Expo 2026.
He walked the audience through the Summit’s partnership opportunities, including Platinum, Diamond and Gold categories, explaining that each option carries a different combination of space, visibility and other benefits. For organisations that do not require exhibition space, he also highlighted visibility-led options such as Session Partner and Award Partner packages.
The presentation then moved directly to the site plan. Thussu said the event would use around seven halls, with Bharat Mandapam dedicated to the conference component and the major exhibition spread across Halls 1 to 5.
Each exhibition hall is being organised by sector: Hall 5 for solar and wind, Hall 4 for battery energy storage systems, Hall 3 for green hydrogen, Hall 2 for finance and Hall 1 for country pavilions. This structure is intended to make the exhibition easier to navigate while concentrating relevant buyers, partners and technologies within defined zones.
Thussu also showed confirmed 2026 partners that had already taken space or selected partnership options, using the Jaipur session to move the conversation from general awareness to actual commercial participation.
His intervention therefore framed BRE 2026 as a marketplace with multiple entry points. A manufacturer may prioritise display space; another company may want brand visibility without a physical product showcase; others may choose thematic sessions or award-linked partnerships.
The practical message was simple: participation can be structured around what a company wants from the Summit—space, visibility, sector positioning or direct engagement with the renewable-energy ecosystem.
This commercial architecture sits alongside the Summit’s conference and knowledge programme, allowing companies to choose how visibly and how deeply they want to engage.
BRE Summit 2026 will be held from 2–5 November at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. Thussu’s Jaipur session focused specifically on converting interest in that event into partnership and exhibition decisions.
The result is a very different proposition from the original article’s ‘capacity to capability’ argument: Thussu’s speech was about the mechanics of participation—partnership tiers, exhibition zoning, sector halls and visibility options.