India is undergoing a significant energy transformation, driven by its steadfast commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2070. The country’s journey to a sustainable energy future is critical for both its own development and for global progress in combating climate change. This transformation spans across sectors, with a strong emphasis on energy access, efficiency, and supply chain security, ensuring that economic growth remains inclusive and sustainable.

To achieve these goals, India has set an ambitious target of reaching 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, positioning itself as a hub for clean energy investments and innovations. In the last five years, the sector has attracted over USD 10 billion in foreign direct investment, demonstrating its growing potential. The government is also focusing on advancing clean energy through initiatives like offshore wind development, hydrogen valleys, electric mobility expansion, battery energy storage systems, and green hydrogen adoption.

However, achieving India’s energy transition will require overcoming significant challenges, including barriers in manufacturing, finance, infrastructure, and policy frameworks.

The 6th CII International Energy Conference & Exhibition (IECE) aims to convene policymakers, industry, researchers, and innovators to explore scalable,
sustainable solutions for India’s energy transition.

IECE will provide a unique platform for stakeholders to Engage in transformative dialogues, Energize clean energy ecosystems,
and Empower communities to accelerate India’s transition to net zero.