All submitted technical abstracts will be reviewed by the India Energy Week 2026 Technical Committee.
Early submissions is important to ensure the committee members have ample time to review the abstracts.
Abstracts should include up to 500 words and be written in English. Submissions in any other language will not be accepted
You are welcome to include supplementary information, such as illustrations, graphs or tables, as attachments
Please do not submit the same abstract more than once. If you believe your abstract is relevant to multiple categories, please select one that is the best fit
One person an submit multiple abstracts within the same category or across multiple categories. However, please do not submit the same or slightly modified abstracts multiple times, as they will not be considered
Prior to abstract submissions – management clearance must be obtained. Any issues concerning clearance should be outlined when the abstract is submitted.
If you have previously presented your abstract, you are still eligible to submit it again, but you must provide information regarding the date and location of the prior presentation.
Your abstracts will be evaluated by the Technical Committee according to the following grading criteria:
Quality: The quality of the technical information provided. The data submitted in the abstracts should be accurate and relevant to technical applications
Impact: What impact does your work have on the industry or organisation? Please include relevant results and/or case studies
Novelty: The abstract should showcase innovation and originality, containing significant new knowledge, technical results, or experiences
Interest & Relevance: How relevant is the submission to the current state of the energy industry? How interesting is the subject matter to the India Energy Week audience and the industry overall? Will it grab their attention?
Your abstract should contain adequate information for review by the Technical Committee including:
Description: Provide a summary of the scope and nature of the work represented in the abstract. E.G., project description, reasons for undertaking it, data details, and the technologies used
Applications: Describe the possible application of the information provided in the abstract
Results and Conclusions: Summarise the results and key conclusions that will be presented, explaining how these findings differ from previous work on the same subject
Technical Contributions: Describe the significance of the subject matter in the abstract by listing technical contributions or additions to the technical knowledge relevant to the energy industry
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