**Executive Summary**
The India Energy Week (IEW) 2026 will be held in Goa from January 27-30, 2026. This international energy gathering, hosted by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, will focus on strengthening energy security, catalysing investment, and advancing decarbonisation. It aims to bring together global ministers, CEOs, policymakers, and industry leaders to deliberate on resilient energy systems and the clean energy transition.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Event Overview**
* IEW 2026 will be held from January 27-30, 2026, in Goa.
* It serves as a platform for dialogue and cooperation, with participants expected from over 120 countries.
* The event will feature ministerial roundtables, CEO dialogues, technology showcases, and exhibitions.
* **Focus Areas**
* Strengthening energy security.
* Catalysing investment in the energy sector.
* Advancing practical and scalable pathways for decarbonisation.
* Spotlighting India's reform-led energy model, which balances economic growth, climate responsibility, and consumer protection.
* Discussions on biofuels, green hydrogen, sustainable fuels, and emerging low-carbon technologies.
* **Reforms and Initiatives**
* Legislative and regulatory reforms under the Oilfields (Regulation and Development) Act 2025 and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Rules, 2025, have strengthened the upstream ecosystem.
* India's ethanol blending program has delivered significant outcomes, including foreign exchange savings and CO2 emission reductions.
* India has expanded its petrol retail outlets, CNG stations, and PNG household connections.
* **Consumer Protection**
* India has maintained price stability for consumers despite global volatility in energy prices.
* Central excise duty cuts on petrol and diesel were passed on to consumers.
* LPG prices for PMUY beneficiaries have been maintained at around ₹553 per cylinder.
**Impact Analysis**
**Global Ministers, CEOs, Policymakers, Financial Institutions, Academia, and Technology Providers**
* **Impact:** These stakeholders are provided with a platform for dialogue, cooperation, and investment in the global energy sector.
* **Action Required:** Participate in IEW 2026 to contribute to discussions on energy security, decarbonisation, and the clean energy transition.
**Federation of Indian Petroleum Industry (FIPI) and dmg events (Organizers)**
* **Impact:** Jointly organizing the IEW 2026, contributing to a neutral and globally connected forum for cooperation on energy security, affordability, and sustainability.
* **Action Required:** Contribute to organization of IEW 2026.
**Indian Government (Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas)**
* **Impact:** Showcasing India's energy reforms, promoting investment, and advancing the country's agenda for a secure, sustainable, and affordable energy future.
* **Action Required:** Support and promote IEW 2026 as a flagship event for India's energy sector.
**Energy Consumers in India**
* **Impact:** The discussed price stability and consumer protection measures, such as excise duty cuts and LPG subsidies, directly affect Indian energy consumers.
* **Action Required:** Stay informed about government policies and initiatives related to energy prices and consumer benefits.
Key Entities Referenced
India Energy Week (IEW) 2026: A major international energy gathering to focus on energy security, investment, and decarbonization, held in Goa.
Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas: The ministry hosting the India Energy Week 2026.
Oilfields (Regulation and Development) Act 2025: A legislative reform strengthening the upstream petroleum ecosystem in India.
Goa: Location of India Energy Week 2026
Petroleum and Natural Gas Rules, 2025: Regulatory reforms strengthening the upstream petroleum ecosystem in India, complementing the Oilfields (Regulation and Development) Act.
Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas
India Energy Week 2026 to be held in Goa from
27–30 January
Global Ministers, CEOs and Policymakers to Convene on
Energy Security, Investment and Decarbonisation
प्रव तथ: 06 JAN 2026 3:59PM by PIB Mumbai
Panaji-Goa, 6thJanuary, 2026
India Energy Week (IEW) 2026 is returning to Goa from 27–30 January 2026,
bringing together ministers from across the world, global CEOs, policymakers,
financial institutions, academia and technology providers at a critical juncture for
the global energy sector. As the first major international energy gathering of the
year, IEW 2026 will focus on strengthening energy security, catalysing investment
and advancing practical and scalable pathways for decarbonisation.
As global energy systems navigate rising demand, geopolitical uncertainty and
accelerating climate commitments, IEW 2026 will serve as a key platform for
dialogue and cooperation. Building on the momentum of previous editions, the
event is expected to welcome participants from over 120 countries. The 2025
edition saw participation from over 68,000 attendees, 570 exhibitors and 5,400
conference delegates, with 100 conference sessions featuring more than 540 global
speakers. The 2026 edition will expand further, reinforcing IEW’s position among the
world’s leading energy dialogue platforms.
Hosted under the patronage of the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas,
Government of India, and jointly organised by the Federation of Indian Petroleum
Industry (FIPI) and dmg events, IEW 2026 provides a neutral and globally
connected forum for cooperation on energy security, affordability and sustainability.
Delegations from the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Asia-Pacific
region are expected to participate, underlining India Energy Week’s growing role in
global energy diplomacy.
According to the International Energy Agency’s World Energy Outlook 2025, India
alone is projected to account for more than 23 per cent of global incremental energy
demand by 2050, largest for any country. Against this backdrop, IEW 2026 will
bring policymakers and industry leaders together to deliberate on strengthening
resilient energy systems and accelerating the clean energy transition.
India’s Reform-Driven Energy FrameworkIEW 2026 will spotlight India’s reform-led energy model, which balances economic
growth, climate responsibility and consumer protection. Landmark legislative and
regulatory reforms under the Oilfields (Regulation and Development) Act 2025 and
the Petroleum and Natural Gas Rules, 2025 have strengthened the upstream
ecosystem. These reforms provide for single petroleum leases covering exploration,
production, decarbonisation and integrated energy projects; time-bound approvals
with lease decisions mandated within 180 days; long-term lease stability of up to 30
years, extendable to the economic life of the field; infrastructure
sharing mechanisms; and investor risk-mitigation measures, including arbitration
and compensation safeguards.
Clean Energy and Ethanol Programme
India’s ethanol blending programme has emerged as a global benchmark, delivering
significant outcomes including cumulative foreign exchange savings of ₹1.59 lakh
crore since 2014, reduction of 813 lakh metric tonnes of CO₂ emissions, substitution
of 270 lakh metric tonnes of crude oil, payments of ₹2.32 lakh crore to ethanol
distillers by Oil Marketing Companies and ₹1.39 lakh crore paid directly to farmers.
Biofuels, green hydrogen, sustainable fuels and emerging low-carbon technologies
will feature prominently in discussions at IEW 2026.
Infrastructure Expansion and Energy Security
India has continued to strengthen domestic exploration and infrastructure to
enhance long-term energy security. Petrol retail outlets have expanded from around
52,000 in 2014 to over one lakh in 2025. CNG stations have increased from about
968 to more than 8,477, while PNG household connections have risen from 25 lakh
to over 1.59 crore. The natural gas pipeline network has expanded by around 66 per
cent to over 25,923 km, and City Gas Distribution coverage now extends to the
entire country, excluding islands.
Price Stability and Consumer Protection
Despite global volatility in energy prices, India has maintained price stability for
consumers. While petrol and diesel prices rose significantly across major global
economies since 2021, prices in Delhi in 2025 remained lower than in 2021. Central
excise duty cuts of ₹13 per litre on petrol and ₹16 per litre on diesel were fully
passed on to consumers, and Oil Marketing Companies implemented an additional
₹2 per litre price reduction in March 2024. LPG prices for PMUY beneficiaries have
been maintained at around ₹553 per cylinder, among the lowest globally.
Platform for Global Energy Dialogue
Over four days, IEW 2026 will feature ministerial roundtables, CEO dialogues,
public-private sector interactions, technology showcases, exhibitions, social events
and media engagements. Dedicated sessions will focus on hydrogen economies,
green finance, sustainable fuels, circularity, digital transformation and workforce
development. The expanded exhibition will host hundreds of companies across the
full energy value chain, supported by extensive international participation and
country pavilions.
About India Energy WeekIndia Energy Week is the country’s flagship global energy platform, bringing
together government leaders, industry executives and innovators to advance a
secure, sustainable and affordable energy future. As a neutral international forum, it
promotes investment, policy alignment and technological collaboration. India Energy
Week 2026 will be held from 27–30 January 2026 in Goa.
Across the four days of expert curetted content, IEW 2026 will feature ministerial
roundtables, CEO dialogues on global capital flows, public -private sector dialogues,
technology showcases from multinationals, national energy companies and high-
growth startups, social events and media engagements; along with distinguished
exhibition.
For more information, visit: https://www.indiaenergyweek.com/
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