India Eyes ₹8,000 Crore Clean Energy Investment at IESW 2025

A dynamic montage showcasing key clean energy sectors—electric vehicles, grid-scale battery storage, and green hydrogen plants—representing the investment focus of India Energy Storage Week 2025.

India is preparing to grab clean energy investments worth more than ₹8,000 crore at the forthcoming India Energy Storage Week 2025, taking place from July 8 to 10 in New Delhi. Organized by the India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA), this event will throw a spotlight on major sectors such as electric vehicles (EVs), energy storage solutions, and green hydrogen in line with India's commitment to sustainable energy transition.

Accelerating the Green Energy Journey for India

Fortune India reported that, India Energy Storage Week 2025 aims to enable clean energy technologies manufacturing in India to become a global activity. The event shall provide a platform to announce the opening of new factories and gigafactories thereby developing domestic manufacturing capacity, and securing supply chain strength. The event is expected to have major collaborations and investments going to India's clean energy sectors with participation from over 150 international partners and more than 1,000 companies from countries like Australia, Germany, France, the U.K., Finland, Canada, the U.S.A., Israel, and South Korea.

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Clean Energy: The Engine for Development

The clean energy story is not just about environmental sustainability but also about economic development. With an investment opportunity of over $500 billion by 2030 for renewables, green hydrogen, and electric vehicles, India's clean energy sector is the story of the present. For sure, these investments are expected to generate tons of jobs, fuel innovation in technologies, and contribute to the economic growth of the nation.

IESW 2025 is a significant milestone in India's journey toward a sustainable and self-reliant energy future. This is a landmark occasion, allowing India to attract investments and foster collaborations, with evidence in support of its commitment to clean energy and its role as a possible leader in the transitions of global green energy.