At the 7th G-STIC Delhi Conference, Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri showcased India's leadership in sustainable energy solutions. The conference, organized by TERI and VITO, focused on leveraging technological advancements to support global energy transitions, particularly in developing regions. Puri highlighted the unique challenges democratic governments face in balancing energy affordability, availability, and sustainability. India's increasing energy consumption, expected to reach 7 million barrels per day by 2030, positions the country as a key player in shaping sustainable energy strategies. The Minister emphasized India's commitment to scaling up sustainable transport options, showcasing initiatives like hydrogen-powered buses and significant progress in ethanol blending. Puri also discussed the import dependency of many developing nations and proposed India's ethanol production success as a potential blueprint for others. He concluded by advocating for green hydrogen as a transformative element in India's energy landscape, stressing the need for continued innovation to drive down production costs and promote local demand and consumption.