Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis will formally inaugurate Boiler India 2026 on October 8, 2026, at the CIDCO Exhibition & Convention Centre in Navi Mumbai. Organised by Orangebeak Expos, the three-day international exhibition will take place from October 8 to 10, 2026. The event will bring together boiler manufacturers, technology providers, industrial users and industry professionals to explore developments in steam, heat, energy efficiency, safety and industrial decarbonisation.
Attracting Global Attention
The 2026 edition will feature 243 exhibitors from more than seven countries and is expected to attract over 20,000 trade visitors.
Participants will represent a wide range of industries, including:
*Power generation
*Oil and gas
*Chemicals
*Pharmaceuticals
*Food processing
*Textiles
*Metals
*Hospitality
*Renewable energy
With participation spanning multiple industrial sectors, the exhibition will provide opportunities to explore new boiler technologies, equipment, services and solutions for improving industrial energy performance.
Focus on Compliance, Decarbonisation and Efficiency
Boiler India 2026 comes at a time when tightening emission requirements are encouraging industries to upgrade and retrofit existing boiler and steam systems. In particular, sectors such as power generation, textiles, sugar, pharmaceuticals, chemicals and food processing are increasingly focusing on compliance, energy efficiency and emissions reduction. Against this backdrop, the exhibition will address key industry priorities, including regulatory compliance, decarbonisation, boiler safety, operational efficiency and technological innovation. The event will feature 17 knowledge sessions covering these areas and providing industry professionals with insights into emerging technologies and evolving operational requirements.
Industry Experts to Discuss Boiler and Steam Technologies
The knowledge programme will focus on developments across the boiler and steam ecosystem. Discussions will examine ways industries can improve energy efficiency, strengthen safety practices, meet environmental requirements and adopt technologies that support lower-carbon operations. The sessions will also provide a platform for manufacturers, technology providers, industrial users and experts to exchange knowledge and discuss practical solutions for modernising boiler systems.
Pan-India Best Boiler User Awards
Another major highlight of Boiler India 2026 will be the Pan-India Best Boiler User Awards. The organisers will present the awards on October 10, the concluding day of the exhibition, recognising notable achievements in boiler operations and industrial steam management.
Strong Institutional and Industry Support
Boiler India 2026 has received institutional backing from the Ministry of Heavy Industries, Government of India, and the Directorate of Steam Boilers, Maharashtra. Industry organisations supporting the event include IPPTA, ISCMA, AHPI, NITRA, STAI and MRAI. As per the press release, with its combination of international exhibitors, technical sessions, industry participation and institutional support, Boiler India 2026 will provide a platform for stakeholders to examine the evolving role of boiler and steam technologies in improving industrial efficiency, safety and environmental performance.
