Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually inaugurated the India Energy Week 2025, highlighting India's energy goals for the next two decades. By 2030, India aims to achieve major milestones such as adding 500 GW of renewable energy capacity and producing 5 million metric tons of green hydrogen annually. The Prime Minister emphasized India's position as the third-largest solar power generating nation globally and the significant growth in non-fossil fuel energy capacity. Additionally, India is focusing on a 20 percent ethanol mandate and expanding the biofuel industry with a sustainable feedstock of 500 million metric tons. The country is also maximizing its hydrocarbon resources, leading to major discoveries and an extensive expansion of gas infrastructure. PM Modi stressed India's pivotal role in global energy dynamics and highlighted the country's commitment to sustainability. He outlined five key pillars driving India's energy vision, including abundant resources, innovation, economic stability, strategic location, and global sustainability. India's energy transition is not just a national effort but a global game-changer, shaping the future of global energy dynamics.