Atlas Copco showcased its portfolio of energy-efficient compressed air and gas generation technologies at the Renewable Energy India Expo (REI) 2026, highlighting solutions designed to support renewable energy and clean technology applications.

The company presented oil-free and oil-injected air compressors, energy-efficient dryers, filtration systems, on-site oxygen and nitrogen generation systems, compressed air piping, energy recovery solutions, smart monitoring systems and centralised compressor room controllers.

With India's growing focus on solar, wind, battery manufacturing, green hydrogen and energy storage, demand for reliable and energy-efficient industrial utility systems is increasing. Atlas Copco's variable speed drive (VSD) technology and digital connectivity solutions are designed to optimise energy consumption, reduce operating costs and improve equipment uptime.

Bhavin Pandya, General Manager, Compressor Technique Customer Center, Atlas Copco (India), said, “As India's renewable energy ecosystem grows, improving energy efficiency will be essential to building sustainable and competitive manufacturing operations. Compressed air and gas generation are important utilities across several clean energy applications. At REI Expo 2026, we look forward to engaging with industry stakeholders and demonstrating how the right solutions, supported by digital monitoring and efficient system design, can help optimise energy consumption and improve operational reliability.”

The company's technologies support applications across solar PV manufacturing, battery production, green hydrogen, wind energy and industrial automation. Its VSD systems adjust to varying operational requirements, helping manufacturers improve efficiency and reduce their environmental footprint.

Atlas Copco aims to strengthen its presence in India's expanding clean energy sector through energy-efficient technologies, digitalisation, automation and lifecycle support.

The company showcased its solutions at Stall B351 during REI Expo 2026, focusing on industrial utility requirements across renewable energy and emerging clean technology industries.