The inaugural event convened 7,000+ visitors, 1,500+ delegates and 300+ Ministers, CEOs and business leaders for 3 days of high-level discussion and collaboration, focusing on the urgent need to drive forward decarbonisation in climate-critical sectors. Alongside these critical debates, the international exhibition featured 100+ companies from across the energy industry and hard-to-abate sectors, supply chain, and technology, the exhibition offered multiple solutions for industries looking to reduce their carbon footprint while showcasing global decarbonisation projects and cutting-edge technologies that can deliver an inclusive and efficient path to net zero. GET served as a vital platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and showcasing low-carbon solutions and decarbonisation technologies that will shape the future of the energy transition globally.

The event opened with keynote sessions from Mr. Tony Blair, Former Prime Minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Secretary John F. Kerry, 68th US Secretary of State. Addressing an audience of 300+ ministers, policymakers, CEOs and decision-makers from across the global energy industry, Mr. Tony Blair emphasised the need to turn pledges into tangible actions, whilst Secretary Kerry delivered a message on the importance of collective action from major corporations and governments to address climate change.

The event comprised of three distinct conferences:

1. The Strategic Conference: Delivered critical insights and solutions for transformational progress across the energy ecosystem. The Ministerial panel explored pathways to a just and equitable transition, while NATO shared thoughts on the intersection of energy and security. Leading C-Suite executives discussed balancing energy portfolios with the demand for lower carbon solutions.


2. Project X-Change: Conference showcased the world’s leading multi-stakeholder projects and decarbonisation initiatives. Global businesses and organisations submitted projects for presentation which are already contributing to emissions reductions or have potential to do so, but are awaiting Final Investment Decision (FID).


3. Roadmaps to Net Zero: Outlined practical steps towards creating a sustainable energy system-of-system. The conference focused on the capital, engineering, science, and technologies needed for change, examining obstacles and proven solutions for navigating the energy transition efficiently.

Federation of Indian Petroleum Industry (FIPI), an apex Society of entities in the hydrocarbon sector exhibited a stall at GET for marketing and promotion of the upcoming 3rd edition of India Energy Week (IEW) 2025, the flagship event of MoP&NG, scheduled to be held from 11th to 14th February 2025 at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi. With the remarkable success of the 2023 & 2024 editions, IEW 2025 is expected to witness 70,000+ Energy Professionals, 700+ Exhibitors, 6,000+ Conference Delegates, 500+ Strategic and Technical Speakers, 100+ Conference Sessions, 10+ Country Pavilions and 7 Thematic Pavilions.

On behalf of FIPI, Mr. Gurmeet Singh, Director General, visited GET and apprised delegates and exhibitors about the upcoming editions of the India Energy Week and the key developments that are taking place in the India’s energy sector and how India is committed to achieve the Net Zero emissions target by 2070.

FIPI stall witnessed a significant footfall from large number of visitors, delegates and exhibitors and many of them expressed their interest in participating in the 3rd edition of India Energy Week.