New Delhi: At a major moment for India’s clean energy transition, senior Union ministers inaugurated the “Green Multiplier” pavilion of REC Limited at the Bharat Electricity Summit, highlighting the public sector financier’s growing role in supporting renewable energy, power infrastructure and sustainable development.
The pavilion was inaugurated by Manohar Lal Khattar, Prahlad Joshi and Shripad Yesso Naik in the presence of senior officials from the power sector.
Senior Power Sector Leadership Present at Inauguration
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Pankaj Agarwal, Secretary (Power), Government of India, and Jitendra Srivastava, along with other senior officials from the Ministry of Power and REC.
Their presence underlined the strategic significance of REC in India’s evolving energy financing ecosystem.
Pavilion Built Around Theme of ‘Financing India’s Energy Abundance’
Designed as a modern technology-driven exhibition space, the pavilion brings alive the central theme:
“Financing India’s Energy Abundance.”
The concept reflects REC’s expanding role not only as a power sector lender but also as a catalyst for broader sustainable infrastructure financing.
‘Green Multiplier’ Philosophy at the Core
At the centre of the pavilion lies REC’s core idea of the “Green Multiplier.”
This philosophy represents the institution’s role in multiplying:
- clean energy access
- financing opportunity
- renewable adoption
- sustainable infrastructure impact
The concept positions REC as a multiplier of green outcomes across sectors.
Pavilion Design Symbolises Renewable Growth
The pavilion’s visual design uses vibrant renewable-energy-inspired colours symbolising:
- green growth
- energy transition
- economic stability
- low-carbon development
The structure reflects India’s accelerating movement toward a low-carbon economy.
Solar Installation Inspired by PM Surya Ghar Scheme
A major attraction inside the pavilion is a large solar-themed installation featuring a symbolic sun and solar panels.
This installation draws inspiration from PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana.
It highlights REC’s role in financing decentralised solar power and household-level clean energy access.
Focus on Decentralised and Inclusive Power Access
The solar installation also reinforces REC’s financing support for –
- distributed solar systems
- household electricity access
- localised renewable energy adoption
This aligns with India’s broader goal of democratising clean energy.
REC Financing Linked to Net Zero 2070 Roadmap
The pavilion also presents REC’s wider financing portfolio supporting India’s Net Zero 2070 commitment.
Its financial interventions now extend beyond conventional power lending into emerging green sectors.
Support for Electric Mobility and Transition Finance
Apart from traditional electricity infrastructure, REC is financing:
- electric mobility projects
- clean transport systems
- transition infrastructure
- inclusive energy systems
This reflects a broader institutional shift in public sector energy finance.
Technology-Driven Visitor Experience
The pavilion offers a highly immersive digital experience using advanced visual technologies.
Major attractions include –
- anamorphic LED walls
- kinetic display systems
- RFID-based storytelling modules
- innovation hubs
These features are designed to explain energy financing in an interactive format.
REC Projects Itself as Infrastructure Enabler for Sustainable India
Through the pavilion, REC positions itself as more than a lender — as a long-term enabler of India’s sustainable infrastructure growth.
Its messaging focuses on financing future-ready systems that support clean growth.
Symbolic Importance of the Pavilion
The inauguration comes at a time when India is accelerating investments in:
- renewable power
- transmission systems
- green mobility
- distributed solar infrastructure
REC’s pavilion visually connects these priorities under one financing narrative.
Why the Pavilion Matters in India’s Energy Narrative
The “Green Multiplier” pavilion effectively communicates how financial institutions now play a central role in India’s climate transition.
By financing multiple layers of clean infrastructure, REC seeks to position itself at the heart of India’s green growth model.
About REC Limited
REC Limited is a Maharatna CPSE under the Ministry of Power, Government of India. Established to finance and promote power sector projects across India, REC plays a pivotal role in funding electricity generation, transmission, and distribution projects. Over the years, REC has emerged as a trusted partner for both public and private sector power initiatives, combining financial strength with strategic sector expertise.
