The summit brought together 500 domestic and international organizations, along with experts, policymakers, and industry leaders across the global power value chain, from generation to distribution. Discussions focused on innovation and advanced technologies to strengthen the reliability of the electricity infrastructure.

Eng. Mohamed Irfan, Chief Executive Officer of Alfanar Power Private Limited, represented the company alongside a delegation of experts. The company showcased its capabilities in EPC and engineering services, including transmission and distribution networks, substations, grid modernization, testing, commissioning, operation, maintenance, and specialized technical services.

During the event, Alfanar Projects signed three key Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs). The first, with ChemVolt Global Private Limited, focuses on collaboration in Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). The second, with Greenzo Energy India Limited, targets cooperation in green hydrogen, green ammonia, and related industrial gas technologies.

The third MoU, with Foursquare Energy Private Limited, involves developing 1 GW of greenfield renewable energy projects in Gujarat, including STU-connected projects and captive/third-party sales, with full end-to-end project solutions.

Eng. Mohamed Irfan commented on this successful participation, “The Bharat Electricity Summit 2026 has served as a pivotal platform to reaffirm our continued support for the global energy transition. By securing strategic frameworks in energy storage, green hydrogen, and large-scale renewables, we are effectively bridging the gap between ambitious national policy goals and high-precision technical execution, ensuring a resilient and sustainable power value chain for the future.”