MANTRA Backs Boiler India 2026, Invites South Gujarat Textile Industry

SURAT : Surat’s textile processing industry has received a major opportunity to embrace cutting-edge energy technologies as the Man-Made Textiles Research Association (MANTRA) announced its support for Boiler India 2026, one of the world’s largest exhibitions dedicated to boiler systems, steam technology and industrial heating solutions. The association has urged textile processors across South Gujarat to participate and explore innovations that can improve efficiency while reducing operational costs.

Scheduled from October 8 to 10, 2026, at the CIDCO Exhibition & Convention Centre in Navi Mumbai, the exhibition will bring together more than 200 leading Indian and international manufacturers, technology providers and industry experts under one roof.

As a Supporting Partner, MANTRA will promote the event among its member industries and encourage maximum participation from textile processing units, dyeing and printing houses, textile finishers and engineering professionals.

“Steam generation and thermal energy are the backbone of textile wet processing. Boiler India 2026 offers an excellent platform for the industry to adopt advanced technologies that can improve productivity, lower energy costs and support sustainable manufacturing,” MANTRA said.

The exhibition will showcase the latest developments in energy-efficient boilers, fuel optimisation, emission control systems, automation, digital monitoring solutions and industrial safety technologies. It will also feature more than 15 technical seminars and expert sessions focusing on energy conservation, decarbonisation, environmental compliance, operational efficiency and digital transformation.

Industry experts believe modern boiler technologies can significantly reduce fuel consumption and operating expenses, while helping textile units comply with increasingly stringent environmental standards.

MANTRA said interactions between industry and technology providers are essential for enhancing competitiveness and supporting the Government of India’s vision of sustainable industrial growth.

The association has encouraged entrepreneurs, plant heads, utility engineers, procurement managers and technical professionals to pre-register for the exhibition and directly interact with global technology providers.

Participation in Boiler India 2026 is expected to accelerate the adoption of next-generation energy-efficient solutions across South Gujarat’s textile processing sector, strengthening the region’s position as one of India’s leading textile manufacturing hubs while promoting greener and more cost-effective industrial operations.