- Shake hands with senior energy, finance and business leaders who are leading the way in the energy transition
- Form new relationships and build on existing ones through informal networking drinks receptions and lunches
- Connect with local and international players to share your challenges and exchange ideas
Energy Transition Summit India
India’s pledge to become a net-zero carbon emitter by 2070 has the potential to transform its rapidly growing economy into a global leader in clean energy. To seize this opportunity, the world’s most populous nation must balance energy security for its households and businesses against the urgent need to transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy and significantly decarbonize hard-to-abate industries. It is estimated that the country will require at least $2.5 trillion in additional investment to achieve its goals.
Building on the success of the inaugural event in 2024, the Energy Transition Summit India will once again bring together in New Delhi senior policymakers, global investors, and leaders from the Indian and international energy, metals, and manufacturing sectors. They will discuss how India can find a viable pathway to scale up renewables, hydrogen and other alternative fuels, electrify its transport and transform its industries into global providers of green products and technology.
Why Attend?
Understand
How to overcome financial and technological challenges to achieve your energy transition and decarbonisation goals
Connect
With some of the biggest names in renewables, electrification, and climate finance
Discover
New opportunities for partnerships that will help you prepare for a low-carbon future
Renowned for our world-leading speakers
The power of networking
Key Themes and Discussions
How can India achieve a just and orderly energy transition for households and businesses, as it phases down the use of coal and boosts renewable power?
Can the government deliver on its pledge to make India a leading global producer of green hydrogen?
Unlocking long-term overseas capital as global competition for climate finance intensifies
Securing clean energy supply chains amid geopolitical tensions
Developing and scaling up a domestic battery ecosystem to boost transport electrification
Decarbonising India’s steel industry and other manufacturers through increased use of clean energy and carbon capture
"The breadth of topics, the quality of FT hosts and moderators. Human, professional, eloquent, fun, knowledgeable."
- Commercial Director, Digiterre on the global FT Energy Transition Summit
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