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PISSA Convenes Solar Industry Leaders in Delhi to Boost Sector Collaboration
Feb 11, 2026
The Pan India Solar Sector Association (PISSA) organized a Networking Business Meet in New Delhi, bringing together more than 100 professionals from across the renewable energy ecosystem. The gathering underscored the association’s commitment to strengthening cooperation within the solar industry, while also providing a platform for innovation showcases and the launch of its official website.
Held at the Radisson Blu in New Delhi, the event saw participation from EPC companies, project developers, policy experts, and other renewable energy stakeholders. The meet served as a dedicated forum for meaningful dialogue, partnership building, and knowledge exchange within the sector.
Event partners — ARMY Solar, Orient Cables, and Protonix Fortuner — introduced their latest offerings in solar panels, cables, and inverters, respectively. Representatives engaged directly with attendees, addressing both technical and commercial queries and encouraging open discussions around evolving market needs.
The program also featured interactive activities, including a solar-themed quiz competition and a lucky draw, which received strong participation from delegates. Technical discussion sessions formed another key component of the event, enabling members to share perspectives, provide feedback, and deliberate on important industry topics.
Attendees were also presented with gifts supported by PISSA’s gift partners: Sakshine Solar Energy Solutions, Aeronex Renewables, AAKS & Bros Ventures, Eaton, and Dexter Energy.
A major milestone during the meet was the official unveiling of PISSA’s website. Members were invited to explore the platform and contribute suggestions to further enhance its functionality and value.
With a nationwide membership exceeding 1,700 stakeholders, PISSA continues to work toward creating a unified forum for the solar community. The strong turnout reflected growing engagement within the industry, and due to venue capacity limitations, participation had to be capped. The association indicated that larger-scale events are being planned to accommodate wider industry involvement in the future.