Prime Highlights
- Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis will inaugurate Boiler India 2026 at 10 am on October 8 at the CIDCO Exhibition and Convention Centre in Navi Mumbai.
- The three-day event, organized by Orangebeak Expos, brings together 243 exhibitors and expects more than 20,000 trade visitors.
Key Facts
- The three-day show runs October 8 to 10 with 17 knowledge sessions on compliance.
- Tighter emission norms are driving boiler retrofits across power, textiles, sugar, and chemicals.
Background
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis will inaugurate Boiler India 2026 at the CIDCO Exhibition and Convention Centre in Navi Mumbai on October 8. The opening ceremony begins at 10 am, and the three-day event runs through October 10.
Orangebeak Expos organizes the show, which it calls the largest platform for the heat and steam industry. The event brings together 243 exhibitors from more than seven countries. Organizers expect more than 20,000 qualified trade visitors to attend over the three days.
Plant heads, maintenance engineers, procurement managers, EPC consultants, and safety and compliance professionals will attend. They represent power generation, oil and gas, chemicals and fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, food processing, pulp and paper, textiles, steel, hospitality, utilities, renewable energy, and waste-to-energy. The lineup reflects how widely heat and steam technology touches India’s manufacturing base.
The show arrives as tighter emission norms push industries to retrofit their boilers. Power generation, textiles, sugar, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and food processing lead this shift.
This retrofit cycle gives suppliers, consultants, and plant operators a strong reason to meet. Organizers say the event highlights the growing role of India’s heat, steam, and boiler technology sector in global industry and manufacturing.
Visitors can attend 17 knowledge sessions on compliance, decarbonization, safety, efficiency enhancement, and innovation. On the final day, October 10, organizers will hand the Pan-India Best Boiler User Awards to the winners of the competition.
Backing for the three-day event comes from the Ministry of Heavy Industries and Maharashtra’s Directorate of Steam Boilers.
