Solaryaan is strengthening its presence in Haryana after selling 1 lakh solar inverters between April and September 2026. The milestone was achieved in H1 FY27, alongside double-digit growth in its inverter business, driven by demand across its channel and EPC network. The company is participating in the Haryana Green Energy Roadshow, being held from 4 October to 13 December 2026. Covering around 1,200 km across 10 cities, the roadshow will travel from Palwal to Chandigarh through Rewari, Bhiwani, Hisar, Sirsa, Rohtak, Sonipat, Karnal and Yamunanagar. Haryana Minister of State for Youth Empowerment & Entrepreneurship and Sports Gaurav Gautam visited the event and reviewed Solaryaan's inverter range. Solaryaan'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, allowing users to store excess solar energy and support essential loads during grid interruptions, depending on the system configuration. Through the roadshow, the company plans to 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, “Crossing 1,00,000 inverter sales in the first half of FY27, alongside continued double-digit growth in our inverter business, is an important milestone for Solaryaan. More than the number itself, it reflects the trust of our channel and EPC partners and the growing acceptance of our products across markets. At the same time, the market is evolving beyond conventional solar inverters, with customers increasingly looking at hybrid systems, battery storage and solutions that give them greater control over their energy.” He added, “The Haryana Green Energy Roadshow gives us an opportunity to take this conversation directly to customers and partners across the state. Our focus is to build deeper regional relationships, strengthen product and service capabilities and make the transition towards integrated solar and storage solutions more accessible.” The participation forms part of Solaryaan 2.0, the company's broader shift from a solar inverter-focused business towards an integrated clean-energy portfolio covering generation, storage and energy management.