Bharat Electricity 2025 Showcases India’s Energy Transition

Bharat Electricity 2025 opened at Yashobhoomi, IICC Dwarka, New Delhi, with the theme “ Viksit Bharat Transforming Energy, Transforming Lives. ”Co-located with POWERGEN India and Indian Utility Week, the event marks one of the most significant gatherings in the country’s power and clean energy sector. Supported by central ministries, the forum reflects India’s growing  part in the global energy transition and its ambition to combine policy, technology, and assiduity action for a sustainable future.  

The  induction brought together  elderly leaders from government and assiduity, including Shri Bhupinder Singh Bhalla, IAS( Retd.), Former Secretary, MNRE; Shri P.K. Pujari, IAS( Retd.), Former speaker, CERC and Former Power Secretary; Shri Narendra Bhooshan, IAS, fresh Chief Secretary, Energy and fresh Sources of Energy, Government of Uttar Pradesh; Shri Ghanshyam Prasad, Chairperson, Central Electricity Authority; and Shri Alok Kumar, IAS( Retd.), Director General, All India Discom Association and Former Secretary, Ministry of Power. Their addresses  underlined India’s progress in power generation and clean energy, including the achievement of over 490 GW of installed capacity, with  further than half coming fromnon-fossil energy sources. The integration of the world’s largest coetaneous grid and competitive pricing for green hydrogen and ammonia were  stressed as  mileposts that accentuate the country’s growing influence in global energy  requests.  

The event has drawn participation from  further than  10,000 stakeholders, 120 policymakers and experts, and over 250  fair. Spread across  12,500 square  measures, the exhibition showcases technologies and  results in renewable integration, hydrogen, energy  storehouse, digital grids, and decarbonization. Live demonstrations  give a practical look at how  inventions can contribute to a cleaner and  further  flexible energy future. The scale and diversity of participation reflect India’s binary  part as one of the world’s largest energy consumers and one of the most dynamic  requests for clean energy investment.   In his welcome address, Shri Bhupinder Singh Bhalla described the forum as both a  public platform and a global stage, where India’s energy  intentions are framed with clarity and ambition. He emphasized that India’s energy transition is n't  simply a climate obligation but a deliberate choice to drive growth,  invention, and competitiveness. He added that every addition to India’s power capacity represents a commitment fulfilled, while every new policy strengthens the foundation for an affordable, scalable, and encyclopedically competitive energy future.  

Shri P.K. Pujari, in his address, appertained to Bharat Electricity 2025 as “ India’s electricity Davos. ” He noted that inflexibility, effective  requests, and citizen engagement must remain central to the country’s energy transition. The event, he said, provides a critical platform for global collaboration, enabling  hookups that can accelerate growth in the sector.   pressing Uttar Pradesh’s energy  intentions, Shri Narendra Bhooshan spoke about the state’s target of  getting a$ 1 trillion frugality within five times. He noted that while the state historically faced challenges in energy  structure and  force, it has now  surfaced as one of the top  countries in electricity  force, with demand reaching 32 GW. He stressed that the energy sector would be a  crucial  motorist of the state’s broader  profitable  metamorphosis fastening on  functional realities, Shri Ghanshyam Prasad, Chairperson of the Central Electricity Authority,  underscored the challenges of integrating large- scale renewables into the grid and maintaining system stability. He called for coordinated  sweats across government,  serviceability, and assiduity to  insure the transition is both practical and sustainable.  

Shri Alok Kumar of the All India Discom Association contextualized India’s growing energy demand, which is rising at a CAGR of 3, with  factual consumption  adding  at an indeed  briskly pace. He stressed the  significance of reforms to meet the  requirements of a  fleetly industrializing frugality, while balancing affordability,  trustability, and sustainability. He argued that achieving true energy independence will bear a bold acceleration of  sweats to reduce reliance on imported energies.   Delivering the vote of thanks, Shri Abhishek Bhatnagar, Director General of ENCIS, reflected on the  significance of  structure intelligence in an  period defined by AI, electrification, and climate challenges. He described the shift toward smart,  flexible, and digitally integrated  structure as a autonomous precedence for India.  

The first day of the event also included a Leadership Plenary on India’s Electricity Roadmap 2035 and an Energy Outlook to 2047, as well as an International Plenary on Regional Bonds and Global pretensions with participation from Denmark, Germany, and Australia. crucial sessions examined the future of electricity  requests and the  part of nuclear power in India’s  trip toward a net zero future. The day concluded with the Bharat Electricity Awards 2025, feting   benefactions in renewable energy, grid  invention, and climate leadership.  
Bharat Electricity 2025, alongside POWERGEN India and Indian Utility Week, serves as a confluence of policy vision, assiduity  prosecution, and global collaboration. The event reaffirms India’s commitment to a secure, affordable, sustainable, and competitive energy future. By placing  invention,  cooperation, and citizen engagement at the core of its  conversations, the forum highlights India’s determination to move closer to its net zero  pretensions and strengthen its position as a leader in the global energy transition.