India Energy Week (IEW) 2025 in New Delhi shed light on India's ambitious goals for green hydrogen production by 2030. The India National Hydrogen Mission aims to achieve 5 million metric tonnes of green hydrogen, with Minister Hardeep Singh Puri expressing confidence in surpassing this target. The event highlighted the country's focus on renewables, biofuels, and hydrogen while acknowledging the continued role of oil and gas in stabilizing grids. The opening ceremony featured Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasizing India's significant growth in solar power capacity and government initiatives to support green energy, including removing duties on critical minerals and opening up investment in nuclear energy. International collaboration was a key theme, with panel discussions involving representatives from the UK, Qatar, and Tanzania focusing on climate threats and the transition to clean energy. The exhibition space at IEW 2025 witnessed a 65% growth, with global delegates exceeding 70,000. The event's prominence was underscored by over 500 speakers, foreign Energy Ministers, and CEOs from Fortune 500 energy companies in attendance. The focus on hydrogen technology was evident, with plans for technology proving plants to come online in 2025, signaling significant progress in India's hydrogen sector and potential partnerships with European counterparts.