Quotations and designations as supplied for the 2025 edition.
Electricity will no longer flow in one direction — consumers will be our partners, not our passengers.
Shri Bhupinder Singh Bhalla, IAS (Retd.)Former SecretaryMinistry of New & Renewable EnergyGovernment of India
What is more required in the sector are the challenges we will face in achieving those numbers and expectations—particularly in the context of the transition.
India is targeting a 12X nuclear capacity addition from 8.78 GW to 100 GW in just 22 years. To reach that scale, large reactors will be essential, while SMRs will play a complementary role for captive and niche needs.
Dr. Kalirajan S.Managing DirectorEDF Nuclear Projects India Private Limited
One, to envision for our country India. Second, to define the pathways to get there. And third, to accelerate our journey towards that vision.
The Bharat Electricity & Indian Utility Week 2024 conference provided a comprehensive exploration of the latest advancements and emerging trends in the energy sector. This year's conference was structured around a dynamic blend of keynote sessions, breakout discussions, and hands-on workshops, offering a rich tapestry of insights and practical knowledge.
Key themes included advancements in renewable energy technologies, grid modernization, and innovative approaches to energy storage and management. Notable sessions featured thought-provoking discussions on the integration of smart grids and the role of AI in energy management, which drew considerable interest from attendees.
Renowned speakers and panelists, including industry leaders and academic experts, delivered impactful presentations, contributing to lively debates and valuable networking opportunities. Participant feedback highlighted a high level of engagement and appreciation for the conference's depth and relevance, with surveys reflecting strong satisfaction and actionable insights for future events.
Renewable energy
Grid modernization
Energy storage
Smart grids & AI
Unveiling key insights from Bharat Electricity & Indian Utility Week 2024
We are gathered here to discuss, deliberate & collaborate on one of the most critical missions of our time, the clean energy transition & our collective journey towards the sustainable future.
India has made great progress in this energy sector in 2014. Thanks to our PM Shri Narendra Modi ji, we are on our way to becoming the leader in the clean energy sector.
The MSME Pavilion, sponsored by the Ministry of MSME under the Procurement and Marketing Support (PMS) scheme, provided a dedicated space for micro, small and medium enterprises in the energy sector.
The pavilion showcased their innovative solutions and products, and their contributions to sustainable development and energy efficiency. Attendees explored offerings from the sector and discussed the support and resources available to foster growth and innovation.
Supported by
Ministry of MSME, Government of India
SMEs participated
30
Queries generated
3,000+
Foreign visitors
2,000+
States represented by participating SMEs
10+
Business expected
₹75 crore+
Square metres of gross pavilion area
700
“Business expected” is the forecast published for the pavilion, not realised revenue.
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Special pavilions
Startup India Pavilion
Showcasing the contributions of startups to the energy sector
The Startup India Pavilion, by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), showcased innovations and technologies emerging from India’s startup ecosystem. A curated selection of startups presented their ideas and solutions for the energy landscape.
Visitors engaged directly with entrepreneurs, learned about their projects and explored their contributions to the nation’s energy transition. The pavilion provided a platform for networking, collaboration and partnerships that drive innovation in the sector.
Managed by
Startup India · DPIIT
Recognised as “Best Digital Experience Booth”
Square metres of pavilion area
90
Startups participated
10
MOUs signed during the event
5
Queries generated
500+
Business expected
₹50 crore+
“Business expected” is the forecast published for the pavilion, not realised revenue.
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The supplied Startup India Pavilion reference, including pavilion photographs, metrics and supporting organisation.
Supplied 2024 source reference. The original labels and figures are preserved here.
2024 awards & gala
Celebrating excellence
Bharat Electricity – Powering India Awards
Recognising the people and organisations contributing to India’s energy sector. Explore the moments from the 2024 awards and gala.
