The third edition of India Energy Week 2025 is set to take place in New Delhi from February 11 to 14, showcasing the country's progress in the energy sector and its focus on a green future. The event, hosting over 70,000 energy professionals from 120 countries, features collaborations like the India-UK workshop on Green Hydrogen to enhance clean energy transitions. This partnership emphasizes the importance of standardization and innovation for a sustainable hydrogen market. Additionally, a report indicates India's solar cell manufacturing capacity is projected to reach 50-55 GW by 2027, fueled by government policies to reduce import reliance. The growth is supported by initiatives like the 'Make in India' program and the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme. Domestic cell expansions aim to increase self-reliance and integration within the country, reducing import dependence and capturing a higher proportion of the module's cost domestically.