CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
SESSIONS OVERVIEW
Ministerial sessions
Energy ministers and policymakers discuss pertinent issues surrounding global energy markets, net-zero ambitions, energy security, and the new energy landscape.
Leadership panels
Global business leaders and industry experts share insights and the way forward for a just energy transition as well as meeting the energy needs of today.
Spolight sessions
Fireside chats and expert interviews led by Indian policymakers and energy leaders focused on the country’s energy sector.
11:00 AM 12:30 PM
Inauguration and Opening Ceremony
Monday 06 February 2023
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
02:00 PM 02:45 PM
Strategies for a sustainable and decarbonised future
Session Type: Ministerial session
The energy landscape has undergone significant shifts in recent years. Successful pivots towards a low-carbon future will require examining the current landscape while charting a new path ahead. Policymakers will play a crucial role in accelerating adoption of low-carbon options including biofuels, electric vehicles, and green hydrogen. Countries like India and the United States are at the forefront of developing and utilising emerging fuels. Collaboration is crucial to support growth, especially in important consumption hubs.
Attendee insights: Policymakers share insights on progress made to transition to a low-carbon economy.
Panelists
His Excellency Dr. Tawfiq-e-Elahi Chowdhury, Bir Bikram
Adviser (Minister) to the Prime Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Affairs
Bangladesh
His Excellency Jean-Francois Ferrari
Designated Minister and Minister for Blue Economy and Fisheries
Seychelles
Monday 06 February 2023
02:00 PM - 02:45 PM
Strategies for a sustainable and decarbonised future
The energy landscape has undergone significant shifts in recent years. Successful pivots towards a low-carbon future will require examining the current landscape while charting a new path ahead. Policymakers will play a crucial role in accelerating adoption of low-carbon options including biofuels, electric vehicles, and green hydrogen. Countries like India and the United States are at the forefront of developing and utilising emerging fuels. Collaboration is crucial to support growth, especially in important consumption hubs.
Panelists
His Excellency Dr. Tawfiq-e-Elahi Chowdhury, Bir Bikram
Adviser (Minister) to the Prime Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Affairs, Bangladesh
His Excellency Jean-Francois Ferrari
Designated Minister and Minister for Blue Economy and Fisheries, Seychelles
02:45 PM 03:15 PM
Building supply chain for the future
Session Type: Ministerial session
Ensuring resilient, reliable, and sustainable supply chains across the energy value chain has become increasingly important. This has created two possible pathways for future progress: moving from global to regional supply chains and ensuring a more diversified and globally responsible supply chain system. Identifying the right balance between these two options is crucial for ensuring energy security, affordability, and reliability. This will pave the way for new strategic supply chain options and energy-related infrastructure.
Attendee insights: A pertinent session exploring the decoupling of the global trade system.
Monday 06 February 2023
02:45 PM - 03:15 PM
Building supply chain for the future
Ensuring resilient, reliable, and sustainable supply chains across the energy value chain has become increasingly important. This has created two possible pathways for future progress: moving from global to regional supply chains and ensuring a more diversified and globally responsible supply chain system. Identifying the right balance between these two options is crucial for ensuring energy security, affordability, and reliability. This will pave the way for new strategic supply chain options and energy-related infrastructure.
03:30 PM 04:30 PM
Price and supply volatility – addressing global energy security needs
Session Type: Breakthrough session
The immediate consequence of energy shortfalls and high prices has resulted in a need for policy measures and direct government intervention to drive energy security, tackle affordability, and accelerate access to sustainable energy sources. This highlights the consequences of underinvestment in the hydrocarbons sector over the last five years, and the need to reverse the trend of restricting investment in new E&P activities. Optionality in energy sources is critical for a successful transition.
Attendee insights: Energy ministers take the stage to consider issues surrounding energy prices, supply, and security.
Panelists
Monday 06 February 2023
03:30 PM - 04:30 PM
Price and supply volatility – addressing global energy security needs
The immediate consequence of energy shortfalls and high prices has resulted in a need for policy measures and direct government intervention to drive energy security, tackle affordability, and accelerate access to sustainable energy sources. This highlights the consequences of underinvestment in the hydrocarbons sector over the last five years, and the need to reverse the trend of restricting investment in new E&P activities. Optionality in energy sources is critical for a successful transition.
Panelists
His Excellency Shri Hardeep Singh Puri
Minister of Petroleum & Natural Gas and Housing & Urban Affairs, Government of India
04:30 PM 05:15 PM
Pipeline for transition: Natural gas a necessary solution
Session Type: Leadership panel
Natural gas is considered a crucial component in reducing emissions and satisfying energy demand. It is viewed as a cleaner fuel that can help the world transition to more sustainable forms of energy. Developing countries have been investing in natural gas infrastructure, such as pipelines and LNG terminals, but high gas prices could jeopardize its role in these economies. This raises questions about how markets will address this risk, and what India will do to counter the impact of high gas prices on its path to becoming a gas-based economy.
Attendee insights: Gas and LNG leaders talk about existing and planned gas infrastructure and the interventions required to make Gas and LNG a source for a smart energy transition.
Panelists
Monday 06 February 2023
04:30 PM - 05:15 PM
Pipeline for transition: Natural gas a necessary solution
Natural gas is considered a crucial component in reducing emissions and satisfying energy demand. It is viewed as a cleaner fuel that can help the world transition to more sustainable forms of energy. Developing countries have been investing in natural gas infrastructure, such as pipelines and LNG terminals, but high gas prices could jeopardize its role in these economies. This raises questions about how markets will address this risk, and what India will do to counter the impact of high gas prices on its path to becoming a gas-based economy.
Panelists
05:15 PM 06:00 PM
The importance of continued investment in E&P
Session Type: Leadership panel
Demand for oil and gas has rebounded rapidly to meet rising energy demand in the face of energy supply shortages. However, global investment recovery in E&P is yet to keep pace. Evolving investor demands, increased emissions expectations, price volatility and energy transition plans continue to present challenges. Continued upstream investment is required in the long-term to meet demand forecasts and insufficient upstream investment would result in more price volatility and spur adverse economic consequences.
Attendee insights: Gain understanding of investment opportunities in the global exploration and production industry.
Panelists
Monday 06 February 2023
05:15 PM - 06:00 PM
The importance of continued investment in E&P
Demand for oil and gas has rebounded rapidly to meet rising energy demand in the face of energy supply shortages. However, global investment recovery in E&P is yet to keep pace. Evolving investor demands, increased emissions expectations, price volatility and energy transition plans continue to present challenges. Continued upstream investment is required in the long-term to meet demand forecasts and insufficient upstream investment would result in more price volatility and spur adverse economic consequences.
Panelists
06:00 PM 06:45 PM
India: The critical cog in the global growth machine
Session Type: Spotlight session
India is the world's 5th largest economy. Over the past decade, India's economy has grown significantly, increasing GDP per capita by more than 50%. Amidst fear of global recession, India's economic growth prospects remain strong. IMF has predicted a real GDP growth rate of 6.8% for 2022-23 and puts India among the best performing major economies in the world with an annual GDP of $3.2 trillion in 2021.
India, with its robust economic growth, neutral foreign policy stance and a strong energy demand outlook position has emerged as a strong power, making it an ideal ally to lead effectively in strengthening global economy and governance issues.
Attendee insights: Spotlight on India’s achievements, potential and future role in global stage especially as a demand centre of energy resources.
Panelists
His Excellency Shri Hardeep Singh Puri
Minister of Petroleum & Natural Gas and Housing & Urban Affairs
Government of India
Monday 06 February 2023
06:00 PM - 06:45 PM
India: The critical cog in the global growth machine
India is the world's 5th largest economy. Over the past decade, India's economy has grown significantly, increasing GDP per capita by more than 50%. Amidst fear of global recession, India's economic growth prospects remain strong. IMF has predicted a real GDP growth rate of 6.8% for 2022-23 and puts India among the best performing major economies in the world with an annual GDP of $3.2 trillion in 2021.
India, with its robust economic growth, neutral foreign policy stance and a strong energy demand outlook position has emerged as a strong power, making it an ideal ally to lead effectively in strengthening global economy and governance issues.
Panelists
His Excellency Shri Hardeep Singh Puri
Minister of Petroleum & Natural Gas and Housing & Urban Affairs, Government of India
10:00 AM 10:45 AM
Opening Comments: 9th Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable (AMER9)
Session Type: Ministerial session
The 9th edition of the Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable (AMER9) hosted by Government of India with International Energy Forum (IEF).
AMER9 Roundtables have a regional focus and will discuss and deliberate on the important theme of mapping new pathways for energy security, inclusive growth, and energy transitions.
Attendee insights: Welcome remarks from host open for attendees, press and media.
Speakers
His Excellency Shri Hardeep Singh Puri
Minister of Petroleum & Natural Gas and Housing & Urban Affairs
Government of India
His Excellency Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber
Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology, United Arab Emirates and UAE Special Envoy for Climate Change
United Arab Emirates
Tuesday 07 February 2023
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
Opening Comments: 9th Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable (AMER9)
The 9th edition of the Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable (AMER9) hosted by Government of India with International Energy Forum (IEF).
AMER9 Roundtables have a regional focus and will discuss and deliberate on the important theme of mapping new pathways for energy security, inclusive growth, and energy transitions.
Speakers
His Excellency Shri Hardeep Singh Puri
Minister of Petroleum & Natural Gas and Housing & Urban Affairs, Government of India
His Excellency Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber
Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology, United Arab Emirates and UAE Special Envoy for Climate Change, United Arab Emirates
10:45 AM 11:45 AM
Adapting to an uncertain future: reshaping of global partnerships
Session Type: Ministerial session
In the last three years the natural gas markets have faced significant volatility from the lows of 2020 to the elevated prices of 2022. Forecasts project tight market for at least the next two to five years. Buyers face uncertainties with regard to reliability of supply and pricing, raising questions on role of gas in their future energy portfolio. Suppliers too face risk of slowing economy and accelerated transition away from gas. A variety of strategic partnerships are possible between buyers and suppliers that overcome these uncertainties and could lead to game changing outcomes for industry and countries.
Attendee insights: Global ministers and leaders discuss how the current uncertainties will give rise to a new world and change of natural gas trade flows.
Panelist
His Excellency Shri Bhupendra Singh Yadav
Minister of Forest, Environment and Climate Change
Government of India
Tuesday 07 February 2023
10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
Adapting to an uncertain future: reshaping of global partnerships
In the last three years the natural gas markets have faced significant volatility from the lows of 2020 to the elevated prices of 2022. Forecasts project tight market for at least the next two to five years. Buyers face uncertainties with regard to reliability of supply and pricing, raising questions on role of gas in their future energy portfolio. Suppliers too face risk of slowing economy and accelerated transition away from gas. A variety of strategic partnerships are possible between buyers and suppliers that overcome these uncertainties and could lead to game changing outcomes for industry and countries.
Panelist
His Excellency Shri Bhupendra Singh Yadav
Minister of Forest, Environment and Climate Change, Government of India
11:45 AM 12:45 PM
Transitioning to a low-carbon energy mix: how are energy companies adapting?
Session Type: Leadership panel
The hydrocarbons industry is undergoing significant transformation as the world shifts towards a low-carbon energy mix. Fundamental aspects of the industry are being re-evaluated, and new strategic and operational priorities are emerging. The integrated energy businesses of today are diversifying their portfolios, investing in new energies, and incorporating technology to deliver on low-carbon goals. It is imperative to explore the impact of these changes on the future of energy, including shifting priorities of energy leaders, and the evolution of energy companies.
Attendee insights: A must-attend session to understand how the energy industry is evolving to the demands of energy transitions, and what this means for energy companies.
Panelists
Eng. Musabbeh Al Kaabi
Executive Director, Low Carbon Solutions & International Growth Directorate
ADNOC
Tuesday 07 February 2023
11:45 AM - 12:45 PM
Transitioning to a low-carbon energy mix: how are energy companies adapting?
The hydrocarbons industry is undergoing significant transformation as the world shifts towards a low-carbon energy mix. Fundamental aspects of the industry are being re-evaluated, and new strategic and operational priorities are emerging. The integrated energy businesses of today are diversifying their portfolios, investing in new energies, and incorporating technology to deliver on low-carbon goals. It is imperative to explore the impact of these changes on the future of energy, including shifting priorities of energy leaders, and the evolution of energy companies.
Panelists
Eng. Musabbeh Al Kaabi
Executive Director, Low Carbon Solutions & International Growth Directorate, ADNOC
01:30 PM 02:00 PM
Closing Comments: 9th Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable (AMER9)
Session Type: Ministerial session
Tuesday 07 February 2023
01:30 PM - 02:00 PM
Closing Comments: 9th Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable (AMER9)
02:00 PM 03:00 PM
Green hydrogen economies: Matching demand and supply
Session Type: Leadership panel
The focus on hydrogen's role in the energy mix has increased significantly in recent years. A versatile fuel, hydrogen plays a vital role in the energy transition and optionality.
India is one of the select few nations to have declared a clear hydrogen strategy with a production target of 5 MMT of green hydrogen by 2030. Under its National Hydrogen Mission, India is actively looking to enhance the share of green hydrogen in its energy mix in sync with its renewable energy programme.
Attendee insights: Learn more about green hydrogen economies and progress being made by India and other countries in deploying this energy source at scale.
Panelists
Tuesday 07 February 2023
02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
Green hydrogen economies: Matching demand and supply
The focus on hydrogen's role in the energy mix has increased significantly in recent years. A versatile fuel, hydrogen plays a vital role in the energy transition and optionality.
India is one of the select few nations to have declared a clear hydrogen strategy with a production target of 5 MMT of green hydrogen by 2030. Under its National Hydrogen Mission, India is actively looking to enhance the share of green hydrogen in its energy mix in sync with its renewable energy programme.
Panelists
03:00 PM 03:45 PM
Biofuels: A strategic complement for energy optionality
Session Type: Spotlight session
Biofuels offer a potential alternative for mitigating dependence on fossil fuels and increasing energy security. However, there also remains a great deal of uncertainty around potential for biofuels to scale up to the next level and create an impact. This prompts discussions about the policy and investment considerations that need to be made for biofuels to be adopted at a larger scale, the impact they can have on improving energy security and reducing emissions, and the results and lessons from India's recent E10 blending.
Attendee insights: Gain insight into the strategic importance of biofuels in energy security.
Panelists
Tuesday 07 February 2023
03:00 PM - 03:45 PM
Biofuels: A strategic complement for energy optionality
Biofuels offer a potential alternative for mitigating dependence on fossil fuels and increasing energy security. However, there also remains a great deal of uncertainty around potential for biofuels to scale up to the next level and create an impact. This prompts discussions about the policy and investment considerations that need to be made for biofuels to be adopted at a larger scale, the impact they can have on improving energy security and reducing emissions, and the results and lessons from India's recent E10 blending.
Panelists
03:45 PM 04:00 PM
OPEC: World Oil Outlook
Session Type: Spotlight session
04:00 PM 04:45 PM
Outlook: the energy system of the future
Session Type: Leadership panel
A new energy map is emerging across all major markets as new supply sources will be urgently needed in the quest for energy security. Although the future is yet to be determined, opportunities to change public perceptions around energy source optionality and meet net-zero goals must be capitalised. A new energy investment landscape is necessary to achieve the required rotation on both new and existing hydrocarbon production and to bring forward next generation solutions in a global energy system that will continue to grow.
Attendee insights: Business leaders and policymakers contemplate on the energy system of the future and opportunities presented today for a just energy transition.
Panelists
Andrew Geoffrey Barry
Vice President – Global LNG Marketing & Chairman – ExxonMobil LNG Market Development
ExxonMobil Oil & Gas Company
Tuesday 07 February 2023
04:00 PM - 04:45 PM
Outlook: the energy system of the future
A new energy map is emerging across all major markets as new supply sources will be urgently needed in the quest for energy security. Although the future is yet to be determined, opportunities to change public perceptions around energy source optionality and meet net-zero goals must be capitalised. A new energy investment landscape is necessary to achieve the required rotation on both new and existing hydrocarbon production and to bring forward next generation solutions in a global energy system that will continue to grow.
Panelists
Andrew Geoffrey Barry
Vice President – Global LNG Marketing & Chairman – ExxonMobil LNG Market Development , ExxonMobil Oil & Gas Company
04:45 PM 05:30 PM
Downstream strategies: The road ahead for refining and petrochemicals sectors
Session Type: Leadership panel
Many analysts forecast that the world’s energy transition will prompt a peak in oil-based fuel demand followed by a decline. However, demand for petrochemical feedstocks is expected to grow. Refiners will need to identify opportunities to adjust or modify production operations to meet the growing demand for petrochemicals, prompting new thinking around how refineries are designed and operated, remaining aligned with expectations and commitments around net-zero agendas.
Attendee insights: Understand pathways refining and petrochemical sectors are forging to meet with decarbonisation goals as they meet growing demand for petrochemicals.
Panelists
Tuesday 07 February 2023
04:45 PM - 05:30 PM
Downstream strategies: The road ahead for refining and petrochemicals sectors
Many analysts forecast that the world’s energy transition will prompt a peak in oil-based fuel demand followed by a decline. However, demand for petrochemical feedstocks is expected to grow. Refiners will need to identify opportunities to adjust or modify production operations to meet the growing demand for petrochemicals, prompting new thinking around how refineries are designed and operated, remaining aligned with expectations and commitments around net-zero agendas.
Panelists
05:30 PM 06:00 PM
BLEENS: A clean cooking fuel stack solution for the Global South
Session Type: Spotlight session
Clean cooking fuels like biogas, LPG, electricity, ethanol, natural gas, and solar power (BLEENS) can provide solutions for over 2.4 billion people that burn unprocessed solid fuels like firewood in poorly designed stoves. The scale of some of the programmes implemented across the Global South including success story of India Pradhan Mantri Ujjwal Yojna (PMUY), Ecuador’s induction stove, and Alcohol Stoves in Nigeria are unparalleled examples of achieving climate goals as well as energy justice. Gaps around infrastructure, finance, and knowledge need to be addressed.
Attendee insights: Learn about clean cooking fuel stack solutions for the global South and its role in addressing energy security, affordability, and net climate benefit.
Tuesday 07 February 2023
05:30 PM - 06:00 PM
BLEENS: A clean cooking fuel stack solution for the Global South
Clean cooking fuels like biogas, LPG, electricity, ethanol, natural gas, and solar power (BLEENS) can provide solutions for over 2.4 billion people that burn unprocessed solid fuels like firewood in poorly designed stoves. The scale of some of the programmes implemented across the Global South including success story of India Pradhan Mantri Ujjwal Yojna (PMUY), Ecuador’s induction stove, and Alcohol Stoves in Nigeria are unparalleled examples of achieving climate goals as well as energy justice. Gaps around infrastructure, finance, and knowledge need to be addressed.
10:00 AM 11:00 AM
The road to a cleaner grid: decarbonisation and energy diversification for the power and utilities industry
Session Type: Leadership panel
It is important to strike a balance between both energy security and decarbonisation at the same time and there is a clearer sense of the technologies that will need to be fast tracked to make that happen. Areas of grid-scale electricity, green hydrogen, biofuels, carbon capture, geothermal energy, nuclear and large-scale battery storage among others are on focus and a sustainable roadmap to a clean baseload is critical.
Attendee insights: Power and utilities leaders navigate pathways to a cleaner grid.
Wednesday 08 February 2023
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
The road to a cleaner grid: decarbonisation and energy diversification for the power and utilities industry
It is important to strike a balance between both energy security and decarbonisation at the same time and there is a clearer sense of the technologies that will need to be fast tracked to make that happen. Areas of grid-scale electricity, green hydrogen, biofuels, carbon capture, geothermal energy, nuclear and large-scale battery storage among others are on focus and a sustainable roadmap to a clean baseload is critical.
11:00 AM 12:00 PM
Future mobility and challenges of the present
Session Type: Leadership panel
The mobility market will require new thinking, innovation, and systemic transformation to meet net-zero ambitions while delivering energy and mobility advances for the global economy. Mobility transition will create opportunities for players across the energy value chain, particularly in the form of new partnerships. Organisations and innovators will need to identify opportunities optimal for them, and how new partnerships can increase impact and success. Policy makers must consider how to best guide the evolution of electric vehicles (EVs) and mobility service companies as well the investment in the infrastructure required.
Attendee insights: Hear about the future of mobility, its impacts on the existing energy landscape, and emerging partnerships as both industries transition to a low-carbon future.
Wednesday 08 February 2023
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Future mobility and challenges of the present
The mobility market will require new thinking, innovation, and systemic transformation to meet net-zero ambitions while delivering energy and mobility advances for the global economy. Mobility transition will create opportunities for players across the energy value chain, particularly in the form of new partnerships. Organisations and innovators will need to identify opportunities optimal for them, and how new partnerships can increase impact and success. Policy makers must consider how to best guide the evolution of electric vehicles (EVs) and mobility service companies as well the investment in the infrastructure required.
12:00 PM 01:00 PM
Efficiency at the heart of growth: Technology, innovation, digitalisation, and talent
Session Type: Leadership panel
Technology innovation will be vital in reinventing customer experience, evolving the core of the business operational agenda, optimising the value chain, and connecting and integrating operations across a new industry ecosystem. Achieving a true energy industry transformation will require the right combination of leader-led technology, policy, investment, talent, and collaboration.
Attendee insights: Highlighting the need for digitalisation and advanced technology adoption across the industry, this session further explores the role of emerging energy technology.
Wednesday 08 February 2023
12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Efficiency at the heart of growth: Technology, innovation, digitalisation, and talent
Technology innovation will be vital in reinventing customer experience, evolving the core of the business operational agenda, optimising the value chain, and connecting and integrating operations across a new industry ecosystem. Achieving a true energy industry transformation will require the right combination of leader-led technology, policy, investment, talent, and collaboration.
02:00 PM 02:45 PM
Scaling and transforming energy infrastructure
Session Type: Leadership panel
Bold steps are being taken to upgrade current energy infrastructure and rearrange asset portfolios in line with the rapid shift towards greener options. In view of this challenging future, many stakeholders are calling for increased focus and investment in infrastructure to ensure low-carbon next generation energy solutions like hydrogen, fusion, and other synthetic fuel solutions, as well as speeding up the implementation of carbon abatement solutions into energy systems.
Attendee insights: Learn about prospects energy transition brings to scale, upgrade, and transform existing infrastructure to accommodate future sources.
Wednesday 08 February 2023
02:00 PM - 02:45 PM
Scaling and transforming energy infrastructure
Bold steps are being taken to upgrade current energy infrastructure and rearrange asset portfolios in line with the rapid shift towards greener options. In view of this challenging future, many stakeholders are calling for increased focus and investment in infrastructure to ensure low-carbon next generation energy solutions like hydrogen, fusion, and other synthetic fuel solutions, as well as speeding up the implementation of carbon abatement solutions into energy systems.
02:45 PM 03:15 PM
Make in India: transforming India into a global manufacturing hub
Session Type: Spotlight session
Make in India initiative encourages companies to develop, manufacture and assemble products made in India and to incentivise dedicated investments in manufacturing. Energy is a critical driver of India growth story, and this initiative enhances synergies between the government and energy organisations around India’s net-zero commitments, highlights the challenges for the energy industry in deploying the initiative at scale, emphasises the need to attract investments and capacity building initiatives.
Attendee insights: The Make in India policy plays a critical role for India’s national agenda. This session focuses on the opportunities within the Indian energy sector under the initiative.
Wednesday 08 February 2023
02:45 PM - 03:15 PM
Make in India: transforming India into a global manufacturing hub
Make in India initiative encourages companies to develop, manufacture and assemble products made in India and to incentivise dedicated investments in manufacturing. Energy is a critical driver of India growth story, and this initiative enhances synergies between the government and energy organisations around India’s net-zero commitments, highlights the challenges for the energy industry in deploying the initiative at scale, emphasises the need to attract investments and capacity building initiatives.
03:15 PM 03:45 PM
Powering the future: scaling renewable energy projects
Session Type: Leadership panel
Installed renewable energy capacity will continue to grow through 2030 to meet global demand for clean energy. Currently, industry spending on renewable energy already exceeds spending on new fossil fuel and nuclear power generation projects. For new and existing players, the urgency to scale renewable energy projects is paramount.
Attendee insights: This session provides insights on existing and upcoming renewable projects in India and globally and expands on the opportunities available for renewable companies to scale their projects to achieve 2030 targets.
Wednesday 08 February 2023
03:15 PM - 03:45 PM
Powering the future: scaling renewable energy projects
Installed renewable energy capacity will continue to grow through 2030 to meet global demand for clean energy. Currently, industry spending on renewable energy already exceeds spending on new fossil fuel and nuclear power generation projects. For new and existing players, the urgency to scale renewable energy projects is paramount.
04:00 PM 04:10 PM
Closing Ceremony - Certificates to winners of India Energy Week Essay Writing Compeititon
04:10 PM 04:20 PM
Closing Ceremony - Awards to start-ups
Wednesday 08 February 2023
04:10 PM - 04:20 PM
Closing Ceremony - Awards to start-ups
04:20 PM 05:00 PM
Closing Ceremony - Fireside Chat
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