Company joins Haryana Green Energy Roadshow covering 10 cities across a 1,200-km route
Ahmedabad : Solaryaan, a solar inverter and clean energy solutions company, has sold 1,00,000 solar inverters between April and September 2026, marking a key milestone in the first half of FY 2026-27. The company said its inverter business continues to record double-digit growth, supported by its expanding channel and EPC network.
Solaryaan is participating in the Haryana Green Energy Roadshow, being held from October 4 to December 13, 2026, covering 10 cities across an approximately 1,200-kilometre route from Palwal to Chandigarh.
The roadshow will travel through Palwal, Rewari, Bhiwani, Hisar, Sirsa, Rohtak, Sonipat, Karnal, Yamunanagar and Chandigarh, bringing clean-energy technologies and industry participants closer to customers, businesses and the regional solar ecosystem.
Shri Gaurav Gautam, Minister of State for Youth Empowerment & Entrepreneurship and Sports, Government of Haryana, and MLA from Palwal, visited the event and took special interest in Solaryaan’s inverter range.
Solaryaan’s participation comes as the solar market increasingly moves towards hybrid energy systems, battery storage and smarter energy management. The company’s portfolio includes solar inverters, hybrid energy solutions, All-in-One (AIO) systems and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) for residential, commercial and industrial applications.
Its AIO solution integrates a hybrid inverter and battery storage into a single system, enabling users to utilise solar energy, store excess power and support essential loads during grid interruptions, depending on system configuration.
Through the roadshow, Solaryaan will engage with customers, installers and channel partners on system selection, storage requirements, installation and long-term service support.
Chirag Patel, CEO & Executive Director, Solaryaan, said that crossing 1,00,000 inverter sales in the first half of FY27, alongside continued double-digit growth, reflects the growing trust of the company’s channel and EPC partners and increasing acceptance of its products across markets.
He added that the Haryana Green Energy Roadshow provides an opportunity to engage directly with customers and partners while strengthening regional relationships and making integrated solar and storage solutions more accessible.
Haryana remains an important market for distributed solar and clean-energy solutions, with demand emerging across residential, commercial and industrial segments. Solaryaan aims to use its participation in the roadshow to strengthen its regional partner ecosystem and create greater awareness around hybrid solar and storage technologies.
The initiative is part of Solaryaan 2.0, the company’s broader evolution from a conventional solar inverter-focused business towards an integrated clean-energy solutions portfolio spanning generation, storage and energy management.