On World Energy Day 2026, Aerem Solutions reaffirms India’s ascent as a renewable energy powerhouse, drawing direct parallels with the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) 2026 Annual Meeting insights from Davos. WEF reports frame energy as a contest of growth, resilience, and competition, urging $2.2 trillion in annual investments for renewables, grids, and storage to counter variability, AI power surges, and infrastructure gaps. Davos highlighted grid modernization and BESS as non-negotiables for reliability, with India’s solar leadership via ISA and PM-KUSUM earning global acclaim for affordable deployment.
Key WEF takeaways include power as a top data center priority (84% site factor), policy boosts like Europe’s Net-Zero Act for local manufacturing, and the need for integrated storage to balance RE intermittency mirroring India’s challenges and opportunities.
Perfectly timed with these global calls, India’s Economic Survey 2025-26 validates the momentum. Mr. Anand Jain, Founder, Aerem Solutions said, “As the world marks World Energy Day 2026, India’s energy narrative has shifted from potential to global leadership. The Economic Survey 2025-26 highlights a milestone: renewable energy (RE) capacity at 254 GW—nearly half our power mix. Solar leads at 207 GW, boosted by a record 35 GW addition this fiscal year, positioning India as the world’s third-largest RE powerhouse. Yet, Davos discussions stress that capacity is only half the equation; resilience ensures energy security. Solar and wind variability strains the grid, so the next frontier prioritizes Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), Pumped Storage Projects (PSP), and Digital Integrated Energy Systems (IES)—the bedrock of a stable, decentralized grid. These enable Peer-to-Peer (P2P) trading, empowering med-tech and manufacturing “prosumers” to become active participants, maintaining baseload and curbing volatility. At Aerem Solutions, capital not conviction is the barrier. Our rooftop solar financing cuts costs by 30%, delivering reliability for downtime-free sectors. This aligns with DISCOM turnaround (₹2,701 crore PAT in FY25) and RDSS reforms for cost-reflective tariffs and interoperable assets. Aerem turns WEF resilience imperatives into reality through innovative rooftop solar financing, powering India’s sustainable future.”
