The India Energy Week (IEW) 2025 held in New Delhi featured participation from global energy ministers, industry leaders, and CEOs, emphasizing India's growing significance in the energy sector. The event showcased various key technologies, including hydrogen burners for cooking, membrane-less electrolysers for green hydrogen production, and modular carbon capture utilization (CCU) technology. A significant announcement expected at the event is a new energy partnership between India and the United States to enhance cooperation in clean energy, renewable investments, and technology exchange. The Clean Cooking Ministerial at the IEW focused on advocating for clean energy technologies to address health, environmental, and energy security challenges. Additionally, the Global Biofuels Alliance (GBA) Roundtable highlighted discussions on sustainable biofuels for accelerating the energy transition. The event also saw the launch of the IEA India Gas Report and the Petroleum Planning & Analysis Cell (PPAC) Journal, offering insights into India's gas sector, future demand trends, and supportive policy frameworks. Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, engaged with representatives from OPEC, IEF, and energy ministers from Nepal and Sudan, along with discussions with global oil and gas CEOs. The aim was to address energy security, market stability, and investment opportunities in India's energy sector. IEW 2025 served as a crucial platform for fostering international energy collaboration, showcasing innovations, policy advancements, and strategic partnerships to drive the global energy transition.