Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, inaugurated the 27th Energy Technology Summit in Bengaluru with a focus on India's commitment to achieving a net carbon zero emission target by 2070. The Minister highlighted the potential for India to save 91,000 crore rupees on the import bill through biofuel blending, indicating significant benefits for the agricultural sector. India's progress in biofuel blending was emphasized, with the country on track to achieve 20 percent blending ahead of schedule, showcasing advancements in green energy. Minister Puri underscored the necessity for refineries to adopt green energy practices to support India's transition towards green hydrogen production. He emphasized the importance of doubling efforts to achieve the ambitious net carbon zero emission target by 2070. The Energy Technology Meet, organized by the Centre for High Technology and Indian Oil Corporation Limited, brought together 1200 participants to discuss energy security, sustainability, and technological innovation. The event featured 60 paper presentations and 23 exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge technologies. The Minister also distributed awards for the best energy-efficient technologies, recognizing advancements in the sector.