India's Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, outlined India's energy goals of availability, affordability, and sustainability. The success of the Ujjwala scheme was highlighted, which has provided 32 crore LPG connections, ensuring increased accessibility to clean cooking fuel. Minister Puri also emphasized India's progress towards a 20% ethanol blending target by 2025, already surpassing 15% in May. The government is committed to achieving this target earlier than originally planned by 2030. Additionally, plans to integrate green hydrogen in the refining process are in motion, with green hydrogen plants set to be established in Panipat, Mathura, and Paradeep. The commissioning of the first green hydrogen plant and the development of green hydrogen stations showcase India's move towards sustainable energy practices. Significant projects in the oil industry include BPCL's greenfield refineries, GAIL's ethane cracker unit, and IOCL's Cauvery Basin Refinery in Chennai, indicating a shift towards cleaner and more efficient operations in the sector.