BRESE is open to policymakers, government representatives, renewable energy developers, manufacturers, investors, financial institutions, technology providers, researchers, startups, industry associations and international organisations involved in the clean energy sector.

BRESE comprises a global summit, an international exhibition and business networking opportunities. It is held alongside the 9th Session of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) Assembly and the 4th International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH).

BRESE provides a platform to explore emerging technologies, discover investment opportunities, engage with policymakers and industry leaders, and build partnerships across the global renewable energy ecosystem.

BRESE builds on the legacy of RE-INVEST while expanding its focus beyond investment to include innovation, manufacturing, technology, policy dialogue, international cooperation and knowledge exchange.

The International Solar Alliance (ISA) is the world's first treaty-based intergovernmental organisation dedicated to advancing solar energy through international cooperation, policy support, capacity building, financing and technology exchange.

The ISA Assembly is the Alliance's highest decision-making body. It brings together Member Countries to review progress, adopt key decisions and guide the future direction of the organisation.

The Assembly is attended by ministers, government representatives from ISA Member Countries, international organisations, development partners, financial institutions and experts from the global solar ecosystem.

Holding the ISA Assembly alongside BRESE brings together governments, industry and international organisations on a common platform to strengthen global cooperation and accelerate renewable energy deployment.

The Assembly reviews the Alliance's programmes and initiatives, strengthens international partnerships and supports greater adoption of solar energy through collaborative action among Member Countries.

ICGH is a global conference that brings together policymakers, industry leaders, researchers, investors and technology providers to advance collaboration across the green hydrogen value chain.

Green hydrogen can help decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors such as steel, refining, fertilisers, chemicals and heavy transport while supporting energy security and industrial growth.

ICGH provides a platform to showcase India's progress under the National Green Hydrogen Mission and to promote collaboration in technology, manufacturing, investment and policy.

The conference is intended for policymakers, hydrogen producers, renewable energy companies, manufacturers, researchers, investors, startups, academia and international organisations working across the hydrogen ecosystem.

As one of the three flagship events of BRESE, ICGH brings focused discussions on green hydrogen while complementing the broader conversations on renewable energy, investment and international collaboration.

BRE Summit & Expo 2026 is the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy’s international platform for renewable energy investment, innovation and collaboration. It brings together governments, industry, investors, innovators, researchers and international organisations through a summit and exhibition.

From 2-5 November 2026 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. Entry opens at 9:00 am.

The event is relevant to policymakers, renewable energy developers, manufacturers, technology providers, utilities, investors, financial institutions, startups, researchers, industry associations and international organisations.

BRE Summit builds on the RE-INVEST legacy while broadening the conversation beyond investment to include innovation, manufacturing, technology, policy, skills and international cooperation.

The 9th Session of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) Assembly and the 4th International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH) are being held alongside it.

The focus areas for the event are solar energy; wind and hybrid energy; storage and grid integration; green hydrogen; distributed renewable energy; bioenergy; small hydropower; clean energy manufacturing; digitalisation and AI; investment and green finance; and skills, capacity building and women’s role in renewable energy.

Select Register on bresummit.in and choose the appropriate category on the registration portal.

Yes. The Visitor pass is free and provides Expo access on the date selected during registration. Visitors can book more than one date.

No. Visitor access begins on 3rd November.

Summit-session access is confirmed for Delegates, so visitors who wish to attend sessions should register under the appropriate Delegate category.

An Indian or Foreign Delegate pass provides access across all four days, 2–5 November, and Delegates can attend summit sessions.

₹1,000 per day. Students should carry a valid student ID as well as their government-issued photo ID. The precise session and area entitlements of the Student pass should be confirmed before those benefits are advertised.

Choose the Media category on the registration portal. Media registration is subject to approval, with access from 3–5 November.

Yes. Following completed registration and approval, where applicable, a confirmation email will be sent with registration details.

Carry your registration confirmation and a valid government-issued photo ID. Students must also carry a valid student ID.

Passes and badges are personal and non-transferable. A colleague attending in your place will need their own registration.

Cancellation and refund conditions, where applicable, depend on the pass category purchased.

Visit the online agenda. It can be searched and filtered by date, theme, time and room. The session details are indicative as of now and may change.

The agenda includes plenaries, country and state sessions, policy and technical sessions, roundtables, and special formats.

Use Programme → Meet the Speakers on the website. Check the agenda again closer to the event for the latest session and speaker information.

Yes. The event brings together government, industry, investors, technology providers and researchers. The programme and exhibition create opportunities to connect; access to particular closed-door roundtables or invitation-only engagements depends on the relevant arrangements.

Yes, there is a BRE Summit app for planning schedules, connecting with delegates and receiving event updates. Download it now.

The Expo will feature products, technologies and solutions across the renewable energy value chain, including generation, manufacturing, storage, digital technologies, mobility and financing.

Halls 1–5 at Bharat Mandapam with approximately 32,000 sq m of exhibition space and 400+ exhibitors. Visitors can consult the floor plan before arriving.

Yes. Choose the free Visitor pass and select the date or dates on which you wish to visit. Visitor access is listed for 3–5 November.

Companies and organisations with renewable energy products, technologies, projects or services can enquire about exhibition participation. The event is designed to connect exhibitors with potential customers, partners, investors and other sector stakeholders.

Use Expo → Exhibit With Us on bresummit.in

A fascia name, one lockable table, one round table, three chairs, three spotlights, one 5A power socket and one dustbin are included. Graphic or visual panels are excluded.

The shell scheme is the furnished booth option with the listed fittings. Raw space is space only, for an exhibitor planning its own stand.

Electricity is charged at ₹11,000 per kW for the show days, and internet is provided through venue-empanelled internet service providers on request.

An exhibition booking secures space to display an organisation’s work. Partnership packages combine specified engagement, branding, passes and, in many categories, exhibition space. The benefits vary by package.

Two thematic speaking slots are there each for Platinum and Diamond Partners, and one for a Gold/Theme Partner. Additionally, CEO roundtable slots are available for Platinum, Diamond, Gold/Theme and Silver Partners.

Bharat Renewable Energy Hackathon 2026, is inviting technology-led responses to renewable energy challenges. The programme page maybe checked for the current challenge statements, eligibility, and application status. Hackathon participation is a separate process from booking an event pass.

RE:Think — Think Beyond Energy is the National Renewable Energy Quiz. School students, college students and young professionals may participate. Use its programme page for the applicable rounds and instructions.

REGen connects students, researchers and academic institutions with the renewable energy ecosystem by creating a national school challenge, research poster challenge, and academic team challenge. Participation requirements should be checked on the REGen page.

Bring your registration confirmation and a valid government-issued photo ID. The Media pass provides access to the media lounge, lunch and Expo from 3–5 November.