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About India’s Future Energy and Mobility Show

Taking place at the HITEX exhibition Centre, Hyderabad, Telangana during 21-23 March 2024, the first edition of IFEM is a pivotal event for the industry and the region. It will further critical dialogue around India’s contributions to the global energy transition and put a spotlight on the nation’s ongoing decarbonisation efforts. The strategic summit and technical conference will offer delegates critical insights into vital progress being made towards achieving net-zero ambitions, nationally and globally

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Why India?

3rd largest energy consuming country

Expected to account for 9.2% of global energy demand by 2040

One of the most diversified energy sectors

At 178.8 GW Renewable energy accounts for 43% of total capacity

Renewable energy potential estimated at over 1,000 GW

Government targeting 500 GW of installed capacity from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030

100% FDI allowed under the automatic route in the renewable energy sector

Solar Energy

66.7 GW

Installed capacity -May 2023

Solar energy capacity has increased by nearly 25 times over 9 years
Rooftop Solar Programme Phase-II, targeting 4000 MW capacity addition in the residential sector.
PLI Scheme in High Efficiency Solar Modules launched with outlay of Rs 4,000 crore

Wind Energy

42.6 GW

Installed capacity -March 2023

Wind energy accounts for 34% of total renewable energy capacity
India’s wind capacity has doubled since 2014
Targeted wind energy capacity of 140 GW as of 2030.

Hydrogen Energy

$2.4 BN

Incentive plan outlay for green hydrogen sector

National Hydrogen Mission targets production of 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030.
This will provide India with RE capacity addition of 125 GW
The Mission targets total investments of over Rs 8 trillion.

Biomass Energy

750 mn MT

Current annual availability of biomass

Short term energy potential from biomass at 18 GW
Phase 1 of National Bioenergy programme, with outlay of Rs 858 crore launched
The programme comprises schemes for Waste to Energy, Biomass and Biogas programmes.

LNG Energy

15% SHARE

Targeted share in energy mix by 2030

Expected investments of Rs 120,000 Cr in over the next 10 years
6 existing LNG Terminals with 42.7 MMTPA regasification capacity
US$ 60 billion investments planned in natural gas infrastructure by 2024.

24 August

India must incentivize investments in carbon removal

In a report jointly published by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) along with the Shell Group of Companies India, strategic actions are required for India to meet its goal of net-zero emissions by 2030.

24 August

Wind Energy in India: Navigating Challenges

In 2022, the world added 77.6 GW of wind power, reaching a total of 906 GW, growing by 9%. However, India’s wind energy capacity growth as the fourth-largest contributor has been comparatively slower…

23 August

Global green hydrogen hub: Can India lead the change by 2030?

India’s foray into the green hydrogen market shows promising potential with significant investments and an ambitious goal to create a capacity for producing green hydrogen of at least 5 MT annually by 2030.

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