Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually inaugurated and addressed the India Energy Week 2025, outlining India's ambitious energy roadmap. By 2030, India aims to add 500 GW of renewable energy capacity and produce 5 million metric tons of green hydrogen annually. The country is the third-largest solar power generating nation globally and is making significant strides in non-fossil fuel energy capacity. With a focus on biofuels and sustainable feedstock, India's biofuel industry is experiencing rapid growth, backed by global participation through initiatives like the Global Biofuel Alliance. India is also implementing reforms to fully utilize its hydrocarbon resources, expand gas infrastructure, and increase refining capacity by 20%. Prime Minister Modi highlighted India's key pillars for energy transition, emphasizing abundant resources, innovation, economic stability, strategic location, and commitment to global sustainability. He stated that India's energy transition is not only a national endeavor but also a global game-changer, shaping the future of global energy dynamics.