Overview
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the summit at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi on Monday, November 2, kicking off a four-day programme of plenaries, ministerial talks and business roundtables.
- Organizers say the event will host representatives from more than 130 countries, including over 40 ministers, making it a major diplomatic forum for clean-energy cooperation.
- Nine country and regional partners — including Australia, the EU, Germany, France and the UK — are listed as formal partners to promote cross-border investment and tech ties.
- An expo of over 400 exhibitors will display solar, wind, energy storage and green-hydrogen technologies while 13 states and union territories showcase local investment and manufacturing opportunities.
- By co-locating the summit with the 9th ISA Assembly and the 4th ICGH, India aims to link solar and green-hydrogen policy with private finance and project deals that could speed deployment and boost local jobs and factories.