SEIL Energy India hosts meet in Nellore
SEIL Energy India Limited hosted the 'C&I Connect 2026' conference in Nellore, focusing on Control, Instrumentation, and Automation in thermal power plants. The event attracted over 150 delegates from more than 30 companies across four Southern States. Key discussions included advancements in digital control systems, cybersecurity, and sustainable practices in thermal power generation.
- ▪The conference is South India's first dedicated event on Control, Instrumentation, and Automation in thermal power plants.
- ▪Over 150 delegates from more than 30 thermal power companies participated in the event.
- ▪The theme emphasized sustainable solutions through advanced instrumentation and cyber-resilient systems.
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SEIL Energy India Limited, a city-based independent producer, has organised ‘C&I Connect 2026’, South India’s first-ever dedicated conference on Control, Instrumentation and Automation in thermal power plants, in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh on Thursday.Over 150 delegates from more than 30 thermal power companies and equipment suppliers spanning four Southern States – Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka, participated in the two-day event. The theme of the conference was ‘Sustainable Solutions through Advanced Instrumentation and Cyber-Resilient Systems in Thermal Power Plants’.The C&I Connect stressed on the need for a dedicated, practitioner-focused forum where plant operators and technology suppliers can exchange field-level insights on the digital and automation frontier of…
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