ElECRAMA 2018 (ElECRAMA 2018) was founded in 1990. With the authoritative influence of the organizer of the Indian Electricity and Electronics Association in the Indian Electricity and Aviation Industry, it has become a relatively large-scale power, energy and automation exhibition in the world. .

With the development of the world economy and the increasingly globalization of supply, in order to meet the growing market demand, the India International Electric Power Exhibition continues to expand the scale of the exhibition, and the impact is getting bigger and bigger. The 2018 exhibition will exhibit the entire industry chain related to "electricity" -Power generation, power transmission, power distribution, power electronics, renewable energy, electric vehicles, automated drives, power storage fields.

Why choose the Indian market?

With a population of 1.2102 billion, India is the second most populous country in the world, and its urban population is increasing rapidly. The proportion of middle-to-high-income population has gradually increased, and the purchasing power of the middle class has begun to be released. The report on India’s economic conditions released by experts from the World Bank pointed out that India’s economic growth is economic growth that is in the interests of the poor.

With the rapid economic growth of India and the increase in national income, the country's investment in the construction of infrastructure such as electricity and energy is also increasing.

Traffic center

India is located in southern Asia and is the largest country on the South Asian continent. It is adjacent to Pakistan, China, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and Bangladesh, bordering the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea, and is a maritime transportation hub in Asia, Africa, Europe and Oceania. India is surrounded by the sea on three sides and borders other Asian countries on its back, which greatly facilitates the trade between the Indian market and Asian landlocked countries.

New Delhi is the center of national transportation. There are 5 national highways, 6 railways connecting with all parts of the country, and two airports have been built.

Why choose the Indian market?

India’s per capita electricity consumption has long been lower than the world average. India has 18% of the world’s population, but only consumes 6% of the world’s primary energy. India’s annual electricity gap is between 12% and 14%. Due to the long-term power gap, the power resources of each region are allocated according to the quota. In sharp contrast, India's GDP is in a period of rapid growth, and the average growth rate of India's GDP from 2000 to 2016 was about 7%.

Policy support

India, as the world's third largest electricity producer and fourth largest electricity consumer, the government attaches great importance to the issue of power shortages. During the 2014 election campaign, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised to provide all Indian residents with a stable power supply.

According to the forecast of the International Energy Agency, the total electricity demand in the Indian market is expected to increase from 897 TWh to 3288 TWh from 2013 to 2040, with a compound annual growth rate of 4.9%; the total domestic power generation in India in 2013 was 1193 TWh At that time, there is huge room for long-term growth. It is estimated that the cumulative power investment from 2014 to 2035 will reach US$1.56 trillion.

Market share-why choose India's New Delhi market?

1. New Delhi is the largest commercial center in northern India, the political, economic and cultural center of the country, and the second largest city in India.

2. The main industries in New Delhi are IT, telecommunications, catering and accommodation services, finance, media and tourism, and the demand for electricity is huge.

3. New Delhi has a population of 25 million, and Mumbai, which has a population of more than 21 million, ranks second in the world.