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US reaffirms strong energy partnership with India at IEW 2026 in Goa

US reaffirms strong energy partnership with India at IEW 2026 in Goa

The International Energy Week (IEW) 2026 in Goa witnessed a significant event this year as the United States reaffirmed its strong energy partnership with India. The biennial event, organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), aims to promote sustainable energy practices and foster collaboration between countries in the energy sector.

The IEW 2026, held from November 8-12, 2026, saw the participation of over 200 delegates from various countries, including policymakers, industry experts, and researchers. The event focused on exploring innovative solutions to address the challenges of energy security and sustainability.

Inaugurating the event, the US Ambassador to India, Mr. Kenneth Juster, highlighted the importance of the energy sector in strengthening the bilateral relationship between the two countries. He emphasized that the US is committed to supporting India’s ambitious renewable energy goals and promoting clean energy technologies.

The US-India energy partnership has gained significant momentum in recent years, with the two countries signing several agreements to enhance cooperation in the energy sector. The partnership has been a driving force in promoting clean and sustainable energy practices, which further aligns with the global goal of reducing carbon emissions and mitigating the effects of climate change.

During the event, US officials reiterated their commitment to furthering the partnership and announced new initiatives to support India’s sustainable energy goals. The US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) announced a grant of $2 million to support the development of India’s first offshore wind project in Gujarat. This project has the potential to provide clean and affordable energy to millions of people while reducing the country’s reliance on fossil fuels.

The US Department of Energy (DOE) also announced a new initiative to establish a US-India Clean Energy Centre (USICEC). This centre would serve as a platform for promoting information sharing, capacity building, and collaboration on clean energy technologies. It will focus on areas such as renewable energy integration, energy storage, and grid modernization, among others.

The US also expressed its support for India’s efforts in diversifying its energy mix and reducing its dependence on coal. The US-India Gas Task Force, launched in 2024, has made significant progress in promoting the use of natural gas in India’s energy mix. The task force has identified key areas for cooperation, including policy and regulatory reforms, infrastructure development, and technology transfer.

The US has been a leading partner in India’s transition towards a greener and cleaner energy future. The two countries have collaborated on various initiatives, such as the US-India Climate and Clean Energy Agenda 2030 Partnership, to advance the deployment of clean energy technologies.

At the IEW 2026, there was also a focus on promoting energy efficiency through innovative solutions. The US and India have been working together to promote energy-efficient buildings, smart grids, and electric vehicles. This partnership has not only helped in reducing energy consumption but has also created new job opportunities and promoted economic growth.

The IEW 2026 also witnessed the signing of several Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) between US and Indian companies, further strengthening the energy partnership between the two countries. These MoUs cover areas such as renewable energy, energy storage, and energy efficiency, among others.

The US-India energy partnership has not only benefitted the two countries but has also had a positive impact on the global energy landscape. The IEW 2026 was a testament to this partnership, with the two countries showcasing their collaborative efforts towards promoting sustainable energy practices.

In conclusion, the reaffirmation of the strong energy partnership between the US and India at the IEW 2026 in Goa is a significant step towards achieving a sustainable and clean energy future. The two countries have shown their commitment to promoting clean energy and have set an example for other nations to follow. With continued collaboration, the US and India will pave the way for a greener and brighter future for generations to come.

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