Archive · 24 Jan 2026
India Energy Week 2026 to Open in Goa
India Energy Week 2026 is a big event happening in Goa from January 27-30, 2026.
It will bring together important people from the energy world to talk about how to make energy more secure, find new investments, and reduce pollution.
There will be over 75,000 people, 600 exhibitors, and representatives from more than 180 international companies.
They will discuss things like digitalisation, hydrogen, renewables, and even nuclear energy.
There will also be big agreements and deals made between companies.
For example, BPCL will buy $780 million worth of oil from Brazil's Petrobras, and NRL will work with TotalEnergies on a project for cleaner airplane fuel.
It's a very important event for the future of energy.
India Energy Week 2026 will be held in Goa from January 27-30, 2026, with record participation of 75,000+ attendees and 600+ exhibitors.
The event will focus on energy security, investment opportunities, and decarbonisation pathways, with 11 thematic exhibition zones.
Seventeen ministers and deputy ministers from various countries, along with global organisations, will attend the event.
Major business agreements and MoUs are expected, including shipbuilding contracts, crude oil deals, and SAF projects.
Strategic discussions will span four ministerial sessions, 47 leadership panels, and five one-on-one Energy Talks, covering ten global and national energy themes.
BPCL will sign a $780 million deal with Petrobras to buy 12 million barrels of oil in fiscal 2027, partly replacing Russian oil.
NRL will sign a preliminary deal with TotalEnergies for a 200 kilo tons per year sustainable aviation fuel project in Paradip.
NRL and Oil India Ltd will sign a preliminary deal with TotalEnergies to buy LNG to meet future demand.
BharatPetro Resources Ltd will sign a pact with Shell to buy stakes in oil and gas companies worldwide.
- Who
- Top ministers, CEOs, policymakers, and energy innovators from across the globe, including BPCL, Petrobras, NRL, TotalEnergies, and Shell
- What
- India Energy Week 2026, a major international energy event with significant business agreements
- When
- January 27-30, 2026
- Where
- ONGC Academy for Training and Innovation (ATI), Goa
- Why
- To discuss energy security, investment opportunities, and decarbonisation pathways, and to sign major business agreements
Energy Diversification
Continued Reliance on Russian Oil
Import Strategy
Energy Diversification
Indian refiners are diversifying their oil imports by increasing purchases from Middle Eastern, African, and South American countries to reduce dependence on Russian oil.
Continued Reliance on Russian Oil
Some refiners may still rely on Russian oil due to cost advantages or existing contracts.
- Event Name
- India Energy Week 2026
- Date
- January 27-30, 2026
- Location
- ONGC Academy for Training and Innovation (ATI), Goa
- Participants
- 75,000+ participants, 600+ exhibitors, 180+ international companies
- Key Themes
- Energy security, investment opportunities, decarbonisation pathways
- Ministers Attending
- 17 ministers and deputy ministers
- Exhibition Zones
- 11 thematic areas including digitalisation, hydrogen, renewables, SAF, and nuclear
- Major Agreements
- Shipbuilding contracts, crude oil deals, SAF projects, and MoUs between global energy companies
- BPCL Deal with Petrobras
- $780 million for 12 million barrels in fiscal 2027
- NRL Deal with TotalEnergies
- 200 kilo tons per year sustainable aviation fuel project in Paradip
- LNG Deal
- NRL and Oil India Ltd to buy LNG from TotalEnergies
- Shell Pact
- BharatPetro Resources Ltd to buy stakes in oil and gas companies with Shell
Sources
India Energy Week 2026 set to open in Goa with record participation, global energy deals on the agenda
Energy security, industry at core of India’s clean power push: Pralhad Joshi at Davos
Global energy markets stable despite geopolitical turmoil, says Oil Minister Puri
India Energy Week 2026 to bring global energy leadership together in Goa: Puri
BPCL to sign $780 million oil deal with Brazil's Petrobras
India to import Brazilian crude oil, State-run BPCL to sign sourcing deal with Petrobras
State-run BPCL to sign $780 mn crude sourcing deal with Brazil's Petrobras
BPCL to double Brazilian crude intake with $780 million Petrobras deal
Oil Minister Hardeep Puri says stable crude prices key to sustaining investment in energy sector
India Energy Week to focus on energy security, investment and decarbonisation pathways: Puri
