12 October 2026, New Delhi:
NSEFI Sustainable Energy Federation of Industry (NSEFI) is pleased to welcome Ms. Indrayani Mulay as Advisor – Trade and International Relations, strengthening the Federation’s efforts to promote Indian Renewable energy exports.
Ms. Mulay brings over 26 years of experience with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), where she played a significant role in international business relations. A significant part of her professional career has been dedicated to advancing India–Africa economic cooperation. She was closely associated with the CII India–Africa Business Conclave and several regional business conclaves across Africa, facilitating interactions between Indian industry and African governments, chambers of commerce and business leaders. Her international experience also extends to Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, ASEAN and the Pacific Islands.
Ms. Indrayani Mulay
Beyond trade promotion, Ms. Mulay has extensive experience in capacity building and professional development. She successfully implemented the CII Industrial Services Training Programme, supported by the Ministry of External Affairs, for representatives of African chambers of commerce and investment promotion agencies between 2012 and 2019. As a personal initiative she has also been actively involved in facilitating internships, professional development workshops and industry exposure opportunities for African students in India.
In her new role, Ms. Mulay will guide the Federation on expanding export opportunities for India’s Renewable energy industry, facilitating business-to-business partnerships and strengthening institutional cooperation with emerging markets. She will support NSEFI’s Global South Outreach in policy and regulatory knowledge exchange, technical capacity building, skills development and institutional partnerships with emerging economies.
Speaking on this, Mr. Subrahmanyam Pulipaka, Chief Executive Officer, NSEFI said: “India has emerged as a major renewable energy market with growing capabilities in manufacturing, technology and project development. The next opportunity lies in taking this experience and expertise to the world, particularly to countries across the Global South. We believe India can play an important role not only as an exporter of Renewable energy technologies and solutions but also as a partner in building policy, institutional and technical capacities in developing economies. Ms. Indrayani Mulay’s extensive experience in international trade and industry cooperation will be valuable in advancing this vision and strengthening our global partnerships.”