Can Global Partnerships Accelerate Renewable Energy in India?

India’s Energy Future: Powered by Global Collaboration?

India is racing toward a clean energy future, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2070. As energy demands rise and climate risks intensify, one question stands out: Can international partnerships help India accelerate its renewable energy transition?

This conversation gained momentum after Gautam Adani’s recent visit to China, including a tour of Broad Group’s high-efficiency HVAC and non-electric cooling technology facility.

Adani’s Visit to Broad Group: A Signal of Green Intent?

During the visit, Adani’s team explored Broad Group’s non-electric HVAC solutions that use natural gas, steam, and waste heat instead of electricity. These systems are engineered for hot climates and offer:

• - Reduced dependence on the power grid
• - Significant carbon emissions reduction
• - Better compatibility with renewable and hybrid energy systems

Could this be a step toward mainstreaming eco-friendly cooling across Indian industry and infrastructure?

How Non-Electric Cooling Can Help India's Grid

India’s cities are getting hotter and more energy-hungry, especially during peak summer months. Traditional air conditioning systems place an enormous strain on the power grid.

Broad Group’s absorption chillers offer a clean solution. Powered by waste heat or natural gas, they can:

• - Cut electricity demand for cooling by up to 80%
• - Improve energy resilience in remote and industrial zones
• - Support sustainable building standards like GRIHA and LEED

India-China Collaboration in Green Tech?

Despite political complexities, India remains one of the largest importers of Chinese solar technology. Adani’s visit may signal an evolution in India-China relations from competition to collaboration in clean energy innovation.

If more Indian conglomerates engage with global clean tech providers, the result could be faster adoption of:

• - Low-carbon industrial cooling
• - Hybrid renewable and thermal systems
• - Advanced HVAC for urban infrastructure

BROAD Group’s Role in India’s Clean Energy Push

BROAD Group India is already working with Indian industries to deploy absorption chillers and CCHP systems that lower energy bills, reduce emissions, and future-proof facilities.

• - Proven technology with global case studies
• - Tailored to Indian climate and industry requirements
• - Designed to help companies meet their ESG targets

Let’s Build the Future Together

At BROAD, we believe that solving India’s energy and climate challenges will require a mix of innovation, smart infrastructure, and global cooperation.

Contact our team to learn more about our HVAC and non-electric cooling technologies for Indian industries and smart cities.

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