Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Deepak Khadka has left for New Delhi to participate in the ‘India Energy Week-2025’.
Minister Khadka left for New Delhi this afternoon to participate in the Energy Week, which is scheduled to be held in the Indian capital, New Delhi, from February 11.
The conference, which is being organized under the patronage of the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas of India and organized by the Federation of Indian Petroleum Industries, will discuss the pioneering model for India’s low-carbon growth economy.
The program will further highlight the commitment of the Indian government to energy access, security, affordability and sustainability. India's Energy Week aims to inspire a clean energy future for all.
The program, which will be inaugurated by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is expected to be attended by 70,000 energy professionals from 10 countries. It is said that there will be discussions in 90 different sessions, with 500 speakers delivering their views while 700 companies will set up exhibition booths.
Minister Khadka will address two ministerial-level sessions on ‘Clean Cooking’ and ‘Energy Access Gap’ at the program.
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