The Distributed Solar Power Association is an industry body representing developers, system integrators and other stakeholders working across India’s distributed, rooftop, off-grid and commercial and industrial solar markets. As a registered society, it has emerged as an active voice on the policy and regulatory conditions that determine the viability of decentralised renewable-energy projects, including open access, banking, captive-power structures, tariff frameworks and manufacturing regulations. Its interventions before electricity regulatory commissions and courts reflect its role in representing sector concerns where policy design directly affects investment confidence and project economics.

Its presence at the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit & Expo 2026 ensures that the energy transition is viewed not only through the scale of utility projects, but also through the distributed systems that place clean power closer to consumers. Rooftop, captive and open-access solar can help businesses manage energy costs, support industrial decarbonisation and reduce pressure on centralised generation, but their expansion requires predictable regulations and workable market mechanisms. DiSPA can bring this essential industry perspective to the Summit, helping align national clean-energy objectives with the commercial and regulatory realities faced by developers, investors and consumers on the ground.