2026年印度新德里环保、能源和资源综合利用博览会

印度孟买环保、能源和资源综合利用博览会(IFAT India)是印度领先的环境保护、能源与资源综合利用的专业展览会，简介：印度环保展，该展由慕尼黑展览集团主办，作为IFAT品牌展子展，从2020年开始，每年分别在孟买及新德里举行。印度正在发展成为环境技术的未来市场之一。IFAT India已经是印度领先的水、污水、废物和回收贸易博览会。随着2020年德里IFAT的推出，为该国北部的环境产业创造了另一个强大的平台。

IFAT India为国际受众提供了决策权、理想的网络机会、创新的解决方案和一流的支持计划。特别致力于废水、污水、废物处理和循环应用领域的发展和创新。展会同期还将提供一系列环保行业领先科技和服务类论坛活动，内容覆盖水、污水及废弃物处理等各个方面。

IFAT参展企业来自全球几十个国家的近三千家主流环保企业，包括奥地利、巴西、保加利亚、加拿大、俄罗斯、印度、罗马尼亚、中国、南非在内的20多个国家会派出由国家级环保主管机构组织的考察团观摩展览及会议活动，专业贸易观众来自全球一百多个国家，达到12万名以上，展览面积也在26万平方米以上。

IFAT展会不仅为制造和推广环保技术和服务的出口型德国企业提供一个市场平台，同时它还吸引了大量其他国家的企业参展，IFAT迎来了历届最多的外国参展商，同时参展的国外观众也大幅增长。 作为国内环保产业进入国际市场的重要窗口，它不仅能为中国广大环保厂商提供广阔的贸易平台，更是国内厂商搜寻最新行业资讯、提升企业知名度、寻找贸易伙伴及拓宽业务渠道的最佳场所。

展品范围(Show Products):

水提取和处理；水和污水处理；配水及污水渠；海岸保护/控制洪水；垃圾处置和回收利用；从废料产生的能量； 街道清洁，保养和冬季公路服务；旧网站净化/土壤处理；烟气洗涤和抽气/空气污染消减；降噪/隔音；空包装返回系统/瓶；测量，控制和实验室技术服务；科学，研究，技术转移。

展会报告(Show Reports):

• Event draws 18,000+ visitors, 560+ exhibitors from 30+ countries• Dia Mirza inaugurates the show as technology, policy, and partnerships take centre stage• The exhibition was dominated by next-generation innovations in circular waste management, smart water systems, and energy recovery.

The 12th edition of IFAT India, the country’s largest trade fair for water, sewage, solid waste, and recycling solutions, concluded in Mumbai after three dynamic days of business, knowledge exchange, and global collaboration.

Mumbai, October 25, 2025: The 12th edition of IFAT India, the country’s largest trade fair for water, sewage, solid waste, and recycling solutions, concluded in Mumbai after three dynamic days of business, knowledge exchange, and global collaboration. Organised by Messe Muenchen India from October 14–16, 2025, the event recorded an all-time high participation of 18,000+ visitors, 560+ exhibitors from 30+ countries, spread across 45,000+ sqm of exhibition space at the Bombay Exhibition Centre.

The 2025 edition featured 6 international pavilions — from Germany, Canada, the Netherlands, South Korea, Hungary and Australia — underscoring the event’s international significance and reinforcing India’s position as a growth hub for environmental technologies. A variety of special pavilions, such as SWAN, IWA, and the International Waste Pavilion, enriched the comprehensive range of offerings.

The trade fair was inaugurated by Dia Mirza, an award-winning actor, producer, and UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador, alongside senior dignitaries from municipal corporations, ministries, and international delegations. Speaking at the opening ceremony, Dia Mirza said: “Platforms like IFAT India remind us that the climate crisis demands collaboration—not competition. The innovations displayed here can help India transition faster toward clean, circular, and climate-resilient growth.”

Running parallel to the exhibition, the IFAT India Conference featured over 400 speakers across 40+ sessions, curated across five different stages—Blue (Water), Green (Urban & Sanitation), Orange (Waste & Circular Economy), Waste Tech and Water Tech.

At the Blue Stage, sessions led by the German Water Partnership (GWP) and International Water Association (IWA) focused on urban water reuse, membrane innovations, groundwater purification, and resilient water infrastructure. The Orange Stage, hosted with partners such as German RETech Partnership and International Solid Waste Association (ISWA), addressed textile waste circularity, biogas as a climate solution, and organic waste valorisation through anaerobic digestion and co-firing biomass. Meanwhile, the Green Stage, in collaboration with AIILSG and ISWA, featured programs on EPR implementation, urban sanitation strategies, as well as the University Challenge, led by Prof. Dr. Anupam Singh, was organised as an ongoing initiative to keep student-driven innovation in environmental technology alive. Wilo once again sponsored and hosted the award ceremony, where the winning team earned an exclusive opportunity to represent India at IFAT Munich 2026.

There were also two high-impact technical programs — the WasteTech Conference and the WaterTech Conference — featured more than 25 expert-led panel discussions across two days (October 14–15). The WasteTech Conference explored India’s evolving circular economy, with sessions on data-driven enforcement in waste management, legacy waste recovery, plastic circularity, and corporate responsibility for sustainable waste practices. Simultaneously, the WaterTech Conference brought together international and national experts to discuss AMRUT 2.0 and Jal Jeevan Mission outcomes, river rejuvenation, industrial water reuse, and innovative models for circular water management across urban, rural, and industrial sectors.

India’s first-ever "Chief Engineers’ Forum for Swachh Bharat" was officially established by the All India Institute of Local Self-Government (Secretariat of Maharashtra WASH Coalition), Mumbai, in partnership with and supported by Swachh Bharat Mission-Urban, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India, through a national inaugural roundtable with Chief Engineers, subject experts, and industry representatives of India at IFAT India 2025. It was jointly launched by Smt. Roopa Mishra, IAS, Joint Secretary, MoHUA & National Mission Director, SBM-U, and Dr. Jairaj Phatak (Retd. IAS), Director General, AIILSG. The Forum signifies a major step toward institutionalizing structured peer learning and techno-policy dialogue among senior municipal engineers across the country.

“IFAT India 2025 truly reflected the spirit of global collaboration,” said Bhupinder Singh, President – IMEA, Messe München and CEO, Messe Muenchen India. “With exhibitors from more than 30 countries and participation of international delegations, pavilions, and speakers, this edition became a melting pot of international expertise and local innovation.“

Katharina Schlegel, Global Industry Lead, IFAT Worldwide, emphasized India’s growing importance as a hub for sustainable technologies and partnerships. “After 12 successful editions in Mumbai, IFAT India has become the country’s largest trade fair for water, sewage, solid waste and recycling technologies, To deepen engagement with policymakers and northern industries, we’re bringing IFAT Delhi from April 22–24, 2026, strengthening our national footprint in sustainability and technology partnerships.”—underscoring India’s role as a hub for sustainable technologies and partnerships.”

The 2025 edition of IFAT India delivered a decisive shift in how environmental technology is showcased and adopted — transforming the exhibition floor into a live ecosystem of innovation, partnerships, and procurement.

Across categories, the focus was unmistakably on scalable, digital, and circular solutions designed to align with India’s fast-evolving regulatory and ESG landscape. IFAT India 2025 served as a launchpad for cutting-edge technologies that are shaping the sustainable industry. Alfa Laval unveiled its SG2-series decanter centrifuges, delivering high-performance separation for ethanol and biofuel dewatering, designed for CBG operations. Fornnax introduced the R-MAX3300, the world’s largest secondary shredder for AFR pre-processing. Ultrafluid Filtration LLP launched the world’s fastest membrane rolling equipment (8040 & 4040). At the same time, Aquatech International (QUA) debuted the FEDI GIGA Q-Connect, a compact, high-flow electro-deionisation system for ultra-pure water. Danfoss India also made a significant impact with the launch of its latest drives featuring Edge Computing Condition-based Monitoring, advancing intelligent and energy-efficient industrial operations. Together, these unveilings showcased innovation at the heart of India’s green transition.

“The conversations this year were more strategic than ever,” remarked Jignesh Kundaria, Director & CEO, Fornnax Technology - a leading recycling equipment manufacturer. “Buyers came with specific implementation goals, not just curiosity. It’s clear that IFAT India has matured into a results-driven sourcing platform that’s driving real innovation and actionable collaboration across the industry.”

“The Indian water industry is clearly transitioning from capacity creation to sustainability-driven performance,” remarked Gopal Madabhushi, Senior Vice President - South Asia, Veolia Water Technologies & Solutions. “The discussions at IFAT India 2025 showed a sharp focus on digital efficiency, resource recovery, and circular processes. Clients are now seeking solutions that enhance reliability, reduce lifecycle costs, and align with their ESG and industry-specific sustainability goals.”

Municipal and industrial visitors agreed that the 2025 edition delivered actionable, investment-ready solutions, rather than conceptual showcases.

Dr. Ravindra Utgikar, Chief Sales Officer, Wilo Mather and Platt Pumps Pvt. Ltd, remarked, “IFAT India 2025 reaffirmed India’s strong focus on sustainable and digital water infrastructure. The discussions around efficiency and resilience align perfectly with Wilo’s mission to deliver smart, energy-efficient water solutions. The event provided excellent opportunities to connect with policymakers and utilities driving water security across the country.”

“The water, wastewater, and solid waste solutions evaluated at IFAT India 2025 perfectly align with our goals of an integrated approach towards holistic water, wastewater and solid waste management”, said Swapnil Desai, Deputy Engineer, Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation.

Building on this record-breaking edition, IFAT Delhi will take place from April 22-24, 2026 and IFAT India 2026 will return to Mumbai from September 9–11, 2026, continuing its mission to accelerate India’s journey toward a greener and more circular economy.