Bharat Electricity Summit 2026 To Shape India’s Power Future

The four day summit will feature over 100 conference sessions, more than 300 speakers, 500 exhibitors, representatives from more than 80 countries and over 25,000 visitors, underlining its scale and global reach.

It will host ministerial dialogues, CEO forums and strategic conferences focused on energy transition, grid modernisation and investment in the power sector.

Senior central ministers, state power ministers and secretaries from more than 25 states and union territories, and international energy ministers from 10 countries are scheduled to participate, bringing together regulators, utilities, investors, academia and technology providers.

The programme will include an International Ministerial Meet, a National Power Ministerial Meet and sectoral CEO dialogues to assemble leaders of major utilities and energy companies to discuss policy, finance and technology partnerships.

Participation from partner and focus states, alongside ambassadors from around 60 countries, will aim to deepen cooperation and accelerate vendor development under the Make in India initiative.

The large exhibition across more than 20,000 square metres will showcase innovations in generation, transmission, renewable energy, energy storage and smart grid technologies, including dedicated zones for startups and emerging technologies.

Sessions will examine stationary energy storage, Industry four point zero applications in transmission, hydropower development, carbon markets and regulatory frameworks and spotlighting opportunities for indigenisation of critical technologies.

Investment opportunities are estimated at Rs 50 trillion (tn), expressed as fifty trillion rupees and abbreviated as Rs 50 tn, spanning generation, transmission, distribution and storage to 2032.

Specialised programmes will enable structured buyer seller engagements, international procurement interactions and dialogues on workforce development, youth and women in electricity leadership.

Organisers expect the summit to catalyse technology partnerships, finance and global collaboration and to support India's role as a resilient, affordable and sustainable leader in the electricity ecosystem.

Further information is available on the official website.