India Energy Week 2025 concluded as a significant global energy event, attracting over 70,000 visitors, 600 exhibitors, and ten international pavilions. The event served as a platform for discussions on energy security, green hydrogen, biofuels, and global partnerships. Prime Minister Narendra Modi set ambitious targets for India's energy sector, emphasizing the country's progress in renewable energy and green hydrogen production. The event highlighted India's achievements in the energy transition, including the growth of solar and non-fossil generation capacities. Discussions on energy security addressed the role of hydrocarbons, while also showcasing emerging alternatives like hydrogen and nuclear reactors. India's leadership in biofuels and clean cooking solutions was recognized, with a focus on expanding access to LPG. The event also witnessed discussions on India's natural gas consumption projection, LNG trade, and infrastructure development. Strategic partnerships and MoUs were announced, including agreements in biofuels, energy storage, and offshore exploration. The Avinya’25 Energy Startup Challenge acknowledged startups for their innovations in energy solutions. The event reaffirmed India's commitment to renewable energy, innovation, and global collaborations, positioning the country as a key player in the energy transition.