India’s energy journey is entering a new epoch — one defined not just by scale and self-reliance, but by ambition, innovation, and global stewardship. As the world’s fastest-growing major economy and home to 1.4 billion aspirations, India's energy narrative must evolve from merely meeting demand to leading the future. Through high-level keynotes, strategic dialogues, and focused sessions, this platform will unlock policy imperatives, investment directions, and collaborative pathways critical for India@2047 — where energy is not just a commodity, but a cornerstone of nation-building and diplomacy. This is not merely a conference. It is a national moment to accelerate India’s energy vision. Let this Dialogue spark the ideas, alliances, and resolve needed to power a cleaner, smarter, and more inclusive energy future.

The seventh edition of the International Process Safety Conference (INPSC) convenes at a pivotal moment—when India’s energy and process industries are not just responding to transformation, but are poised to lead it. As our sectors embrace decarbonization, digitization, and decentralization, one imperative stands immutable: Process safety is national capacity. It is not merely a compliance function—it is the bedrock of public trust, industrial competitiveness, and strategic continuity. From the refinery to the boardroom, from regulatory corridors to plant operators, the question before us is not whether we can prevent the next incident—but whether we are building systems that make them unthinkable.

Fire safety is no longer a reactive function—it is a cornerstone of national resilience, urban transformation, and sustainable development. As India moves decisively toward becoming a developed nation by 2047, the modernization and institutional strengthening of Fire Services must keep pace with the dynamic growth of our infrastructure, industries, and population. Over the past few years, the Government of India has made significant strides in streamlining policies, upgrading standards, and introducing the Model Fire Service Bill 2019, which aims to unify and empower fire services across states through comprehensive legislation. Yet, challenges remain. Wide variations in institutional capacity, fragmented compliance enforcement, lack of advanced training infrastructure, and emerging risks—from climate change-induced fire hazards to fires in high-density urban environments—demand a renewed national strategy.

The world is entering a decisive decade for energy — one that will determine how nations grow, industries compete, and societies sustain themselves in an era defined by climate responsibility and technological disruption. Amidst this transformation, India’s refining and petrochemicals sector stands as both anchor and architect of the country’s energy future — powering growth while enabling the transition to a resilient, low-carbon economy.

Welcome to Transform HSE, where we set our sights on "The Next Frontier: Advancing HSE to Achieve Global SDGs" a bold and forward-thinking theme that reflects the urgency and potential of Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) in the global sustainability journey. As we convene this year, the stakes have never been higher. The accelerating pace of industrial transformation, the complexities of climate change, and the dynamic interplay of social and economic challenges demand a paradigm shift in how we approach HSE. Beyond safeguarding operations, HSE is emerging as a central enabler for achieving the United Nations's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), shaping the future of industries and societies alike.

In September 2026, the energy sector supply chain will come together at Bharat Electricity, POWERGEN India & Indian Utility Week. Co-located at the Yashobhoomi, IICC, Dwarka in New Delhi, they will form one fully integrated event, underpinned by a high-level Strategic Summit and Exhibition over 3 days.

Welcome to the 8th edition of Oil Spill India (OSI), set against the vibrant backdrop of New Delhi during 6th - 7th October 2026. Since its inception in 2011, OSI—with foundational leadership from the Indian Coast Guard and ONGC Limited—has evolved into one of the world’s leading forums dedicated to Spill Prevention, Planning, Preparedness, Response, and Restoration.

Women’s Health India aims to provide a platform to discuss evidence-based strategies and collaborations that can mitigate the impact of diseases on women. The topics under discussion span a spectrum of issues, ranging from maternal health and reproductive rights to mental well-being and non-communicable diseases. Each of these aspects is intrinsically linked to the overall development and progress of our society. The conference brings together leading policymakers, healthcare professionals, researchers, experts and advocates to share insights, best practices, and innovative solutions to enhance maternal healthcare outcomes and chart a course towards a healthier future for Indian women.