The Inter-Ministerial Round Table held on the sidelines of Urja Varta 2025 showcased the collaborative spirit of cooperative federalism championed under PM Modi’s leadership. Ministers and officials from 22 States and Union Territories came together to explore energy sector opportunities across regions.
In his address at the Round Table, Union Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Shri Puri, emphasized the pivotal role that states play in propelling India’s energy transformation. He underscored that states are at the core of India’s energy transition, driving significant demand and offering vast investment potential.
Over the last decade, India has invested over ₹4 lakh crore in energy infrastructure, strengthening national capacity and creating tangible value at the state level. Looking ahead, Shri Puri highlighted the need for continued investments, with an estimated ₹30–35 lakh crore earmarked for energy infrastructure development over the next decade. More Oil available in International market today-Puri (Click here to open)
This period is crucial for attracting investments and fostering growth across the hydrocarbons value chain. While the Centre remains committed to supporting these initiatives through funding, policy frameworks, and coordination, Shri Puri emphasized the necessity for collective efforts to address recurring challenges in the sector. Urja Varta 2025 reaffirmed India’s unwavering commitment to building a transparent, investor-friendly upstream energy ecosystem.
With a focus on sustained reforms, international partnerships, cutting-edge technology adoption, and visionary policymaking, India is solidifying its position as a global energy leader under the strategic guidance of PM Modi. The event served as a platform for meaningful dialogue, technical exchange, and forward-thinking discussions on India’s energy roadmap. Major announcements, including the unveiling of revised PNG Rules and MRSC, along with strategic partnerships and initiatives, underscored India’s proactive stance in fostering collaboration, innovation, and synergy within the energy sector.
As the energy landscape continues to evolve, India’s holistic approach, underpinned by sound policies, technological innovation, and collaborative efforts, is set to propel the nation towards a sustainable and resilient energy future.
