As India accelerates its journey toward sustainable development and digital transformation, Delta recently participated in the Taiwan Expo India 2025 in New Delhi, showcasing a comprehensive suite of innovations designed to address the nation's evolving needs in energy, automation, and intelligent infrastructure.

The exhibit featured key highlights in energy, automation & intelligent infrastructure—each reflecting Delta’s years of research and development focused on making life better while reducing environmental impact.
Delta participated in the Taiwan Expo India 2025 in New Delhi, showcasing a comprehensive suite of innovations.

Amid India’s rapidly growing EV market, Delta’s DC City Charger – 360kW drew significant attention from visitors. The ultra-fast charger delivers high power output with intelligent controls that optimize charging speed while protecting battery longevity—making electric mobility practical and convenient for Indian consumers and fleet operators.

Delta’s Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs) continuously exchange indoor and outdoor air, improving air quality while minimizing energy loss. Meanwhile, Delta Smart Building Solutions provide centralized, intelligent control over lighting, HVAC, and energy systems. These platforms learn usage patterns and adapt in real-time, cutting energy waste while maintaining optimal comfort. Delta's Interactive Flat Panel Displays (IFPDs) further enhance productivity and collaboration in meeting rooms and classrooms, enabling seamless interaction whether teams are in the same room or across continents.

Delta's Industrial Automation portfolio enables manufacturers to achieve new levels of precision, safety, and connectivity—transforming traditional factories into smart, data-driven operations where every process can be monitored and optimized. For data centers, where cooling can consume nearly 40% of total energy, Delta's iCool Row Solution provides targeted thermal management that dramatically reduce power consumption while maintaining optimal operating temperatures for critical IT equipment.

During the expo, Benjamin Lin, President of Delta Electronics India, highlighted the company's expanding manufacturing presence in Tamil Nadu. The recently inaugurated Krishnagiri facilities, with ongoing campus expansion, demonstrate Delta's long-term commitment to Make in India and confidence in the country's growth trajectory.

The Taiwan Expo India 2025 provided Delta with an excellent platform to connect with customers, partners, and industry leaders. Visitors showed great interest in Delta’s solutions—particularly in EV charging infrastructure and building automation—affirming the company’s strategic direction and energizing its mission to drive India’s sustainable future through innovation.Mr. Benjamin Lin (second from right), President of Delta India, with the team and event guests at the stall.