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LED Expo New Delhi 2025 Opens

LED Expo New Delhi 2025 Opens
Bright Ideas, Brilliant Future: LED Expo New Delhi 2025 Opens Its Doors · theprint.in

The LED Expo New Delhi 2025 is a big event where companies show off their latest LED and smart lighting technologies.

It's the 30th time this event is happening, and it's taking place over three days in New Delhi.

There are 250 companies showing their products, including 75 new ones.

The event focuses on things like solar lighting, lighting for buildings, and lighting that's good for people's health.

Important people from the government and the lighting industry are there to see the new products and talk about how lighting is changing in India.

The event is supported by many organizations that care about energy efficiency and lighting design.

Key facts

Event Name
LED Expo New Delhi 2025
Location
Yashobhoomi (IICC), Dwarka, New Delhi
Duration
Three days
Number of Exhibitors
250 (including 75 first-timers)
New Products Launched
60
Distinguished Guests
Dr. Ashok Kumar, Ms. Lipika Sud, Ms. A. Vijaya, Ar. Ankit Aggarwal, Shree Ashish Malviya, Mr. Lawrence Lin, Mr. Linus Lopez, Mr. Winston Pereira
Supporting Organizations
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL), Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Council of Architecture (COA), Federation of Hotels and Restaurant Association of India (FHRAI), International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD), Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH), Illuminating Engineering Society (IES), Luminaire Accessories Components Manufacturers Association (LACMA), Lighting Designers Association of India (LiDAI), UP Architects Association, Women in Lighting (WIL)

Quotes

Dr. Ashok Kumar

Deputy Director General, Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Power, Government of India

“As India strides towards its energy efficient and climate resilient future, platforms like LED Expo play a crucial role in accelerating market transformation. The 30th edition, with over 250 exhibitors, 2,000 brands, and more than 6000 innovative lighting products from India and across the world, reflects the remarkable progress of our LED and energy-efficient technologies ecosystem. Such collaborations strengthen our national mission, especially the National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency under the National Action Plan for Climate Change, and support the widespread adoption of efficient lighting solutions across sectors. The LED story in India under the UJALA program is history in itself, having witnessed a transformative change in LED adoption across the country. I am pleased to witness the industry’s commitment to innovation, sustainability and responsible energy use.”
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Ms. A. Vijaya

Principal Director, Architectural & Heritage Division, Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH)

“Our work spans the restoration of museums, palaces, stepwells and historic precincts, where adaptive reuse is key to sustaining heritage. Thoughtful lighting plays a transformative role in this process — it enhances the character of historic spaces, elevates their night-time experience and helps communities reconnect with heritage. Events like this offer valuable insights into facade and interior lighting solutions that can support our conservation efforts with subtlety and respect for the original architecture.”
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Mr. Ram Manek

Executive Director & Board Member, Messe Frankfurt Asia Holdings Ltd

“The Indian LED industry has transformed dramatically over the past decade. The 30th edition of LED Expo reflects the sophistication and maturity of our market. This year is special as the backbone of the Indian economy – Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)- has a dedicated presence at the expo with 50+ companies. We are proud to bring energy-efficient, intelligent lighting solutions to every corner of India from our homegrown brands. The exponential growth we’re witnessing validates the trajectory we have been building together as an industry.”
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