Strengthening Bilateral Energy Cooperation: ONGC at the 26th World Energy Congress
The 26th World Energy Congress held in Rotterdam, Netherlands, marked a pivotal moment for global energy leadership, with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Climate & Energy of The Netherlands, Rob Jetten, engaging in discussions aimed at bolstering cooperation between nations, particularly in the realm of energy. Amidst the vibrant atmosphere of the India Pavilion, ONGC stood as a beacon of innovation and commitment to sustainable energy solutions. Notable dignitaries including Her Excellency Ambassador Reenat Sandhu and Secretary Pankaj Agarwal, IAS, from the Union Ministry of Power expressed keen interest in ONGC's strategies, underscoring the significance of the company's role in India's energy transition.
Minister Rob Jetten's visit to the India Pavilion exemplified a shared commitment to advancing collaborative efforts in energy. Discussions revolved around exploring avenues for deeper cooperation between India and The Netherlands, particularly in the energy sector. ONGC's presence was pivotal in showcasing India's capabilities and aspirations in energy transition, eliciting interest and enthusiasm from international stakeholders.
Ambassador Reenat Sandhu and Secretary Pankaj Agarwal sought insights into ONGC's approach in spearheading India's national response to the energy transition. ONGC's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and inclusive energy solutions garnered attention and appreciation, positioning the company as a key player in India's journey towards a cleaner and more resilient energy landscape.
The interest expressed by the Japanese oil giant INPEX in collaborating with ONGC, particularly in the LNG sector, underscores the potential for fruitful partnerships to drive innovation and progress in the energy domain. This signifies a step towards fostering international collaborations that are essential for achieving global energy goals and addressing the challenges of climate change.
Against the backdrop of growing energy insecurity and the urgent need for climate action, the 26th World Energy Congress emerged as a critical platform for shaping the global energy agenda. With a focus on redesigning energy for people and the planet, the Congress facilitated dialogue, collaboration, and knowledge sharing among diverse stakeholders, paving the way for transformative energy transitions worldwide.
As the world navigates complex energy challenges, events like the World Energy Congress serve as catalysts for collective action and innovation. ONGC's active participation and engagement at the Congress underscore its commitment to driving sustainable energy solutions and fostering meaningful partnerships on the global stage. With a shared vision for a cleaner, fairer, and more inclusive energy future, stakeholders from across the globe unite to accelerate progress towards a sustainable world for generations to come.
Representing a diverse spectrum of governmental bodies and esteemed organizations, the 26th World Energy Congress witnessed the participation of key stakeholders dedicated to shaping India's energy landscape. Union Ministries such as Power, Coal, Petroleum and Natural Gas, New and Renewable Energy, External Affairs, and Atomic Energy underscored the government's multifaceted approach towards energy transition and sustainability. Additionally, the presence of corporations like REC, PFC, NTPC, SECI, Powergrid, NHPC, IREDA, and EEPC India, exemplified a collective commitment to driving progress and innovation in the energy sector. Through collaboration and knowledge sharing, these entities aim to contribute to the Congress's overarching goal of fostering inclusive and sustainable energy transitions on a global scale.
