11:00 - 13:45 Hrs

Crystal Banquet

11:00 - 12:30 Hrs

Opening Ceremony

Aryabhata

12:15 - 13:30 Hrs

'Indian Manufacturing Turns Green - Nation's Top Power Consumers Share Their Journey'

Where do we stand on the adoption of renewable energy by the large consumers? What is driving this change?

  • How has the experience been? What are some of the significant successes and pain points?
  • Is procurement of green attributes in addition to green power a current or future goal of the industry?
  • What is the level of interest in a better RE generation profile / dispatch curve (for e.g., via storage)? Is industry willing to pay more for such power?
  • Is procurement of open access power via ISTS in active consideration?
  • Does industry have the power to drive favourable regulatory change?
  • What is needed to drive adoption / growth of RE in the SME and residential sectors?

Session powered by Cleantech Solar:

'Indian Manufacturing Turns Green - Nation's Top Power Consumers Share Their Journey'

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Raman

12:30 - 13:45 Hrs

New Business Destination - Latin America

Welcome & Keynote Address:

Mr. Raj Kumar Sharma , Founder President & CEO Indo Latin American Chamber of Commerce

Topic 1:

Topic 2:

  1. Non-conventional renewable energy
  2. Green hydrogen
  3. Energy transition H.E. Mr. Juan Angulo , The Ambassador, Embassy of Chile in India

Topic 3:

Costa Rica's strengths on Renewable Energies and progress on Green Hydrogen and Electric Mobility

H.E. Mr. Claudio Ansorena Montero, The Ambassador Embassy of Costa Rica in India

Topic 4:

Uruguay's progress in the Adoption of Renewable Energy

H.E. Mr. Alberto A. Guani, The Ambassador, Embassy of Uruguay in India

Topic 5:

Secrets to Business Success

Mr. Ameya Pradhan, Knowledge Partner, Indo Latin American Chamber of Commerce

Topic 6:

Presentation by Industry expert

Speaker/TBD

Topic 7:

Presentation by Industry expert

Speaker/TBD

Question & Answer

New Business Opportunities in Latin America

Mr. Raj Kumar Sharma, Founder President & CEO, Indo Latin American Chamber of Commerce

Vote of Thanks

Session Partner: Indo Latin American Chamber of Commerce (ILACC)

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13:00 - 14:00 Hrs

Lunch Break

14:00 - 15:00 Hrs

Crystal Banquet

14:00 - 15:00 Hrs

BNEF Talks on:

Wind Energy Financing Renewables Electric Vehicles & Corporate Sustainability

Session Powered by BNEF

Aryabhata

14:00 - 15:00 Hrs

Indian Cities Progressing Towards Net Zero

At present, cities of the world are home to more than 50% of the global population contributing to 70% of global CO2 emissions yet covering only about 3% of the earth land surface. This will further increase with growing urbanization resulting into about 70% of world population residing in cities by 2050, leading to even higher emissions in business-as-usual scenario. This makes cities "main cause of the climate change" yet central to the solutions in fight against the climate change and achieving the net-zero future goals.

In recent years many countries including most of the South Asia countries have put forth ambitious plans to cut down emissions and achieving 'net-zero'. India too has declared to bring down carbon intensity of its economy by more than 45% by 2030 and becoming 'net-zero' by 2070 in the recently concluded COP 26 at Glasgow. In the given context where fast and rapid decarbonization needs to occur, cities have a leading role to play. India has been one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Much of this growth has been driven by more than 4400 cities and towns, contributing to 63% of the country's GDP, which is estimated to reach to 75% by 2030. This highlights that cities are vital to economic growth for the developing nations like India. Therefore, there is a need to adopt a balanced approach between economic development and controlling carbon emissions while aiming towards net-zero cities. The efforts must also be given for achievement of sustainable development goals for the citizens living in such cities.

USAID through its five-year South Asia Regional Energy Partnership (SAREP) is providing technical assistance to cities on clean energy. There have been several sector specific programs from the government, also supported by international development organizations in the past to enhance sustainability measures in the cities. There have also been city wide plans developed on climate change, energy efficiency, or green electricity supply. SAREP's technical assistance to cities is aimed at quick start of the implementation process and taking cities on the trajectory of becoming future 'net-zero energy'. The priority sectors will be on renewable energy, energy efficiency, electric vehicles, and waste to energy with focus on new implementation approaches and business models, demonstration, financing mechanisms, capacity building, network of cities, private sector engagement, etc.

Objectives

The objective of this event will be to discuss the following

  • What discourse cities can take to be net zero?
  • Which sectors can be prioritized for net zero?
  • Which interventions (technology, regulatory, implementation models) successful elsewhere can be prioritized for quick start of the implementation?
  • What are the tools, experience, and best practices available for cross-learning between cities?

Panelists:

Welcome address

Moderated by:

Summary and vote of thanks
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Session Powered by USAID

Bhabha

14:00 - 15:00 Hrs

Women Empowering the Cleantech Decade

Goals & Objectives:

The Session will focus on Women�s participation in forming the green energy landscape with adoption of new technologies in the CleanTech space.

Women are the mainstream users and often producers of energy and without their involvement, renewable energy projects risk being inappropriate, and failing.

Women are also the main users of household energy in developing and industrial countries; they influence or make many family purchases related to energy; they are experienced entrepreneurs in energy-related enterprises; and women within organizations are effective promoters of new technologies and active lobbyists for environmentally benign energy sources.

Innovation is one of the main challenges in the CleanTech Industry, and Women could be the key to a new idea and different way of thinking. With technology constantly improving, it�s essential to consider new ways of optimizing the infrastructure and monitoring the energy.

While women do experience a number of constraints in their involvement with technology, the reality is that their role in technology has been largely overlooked. Achievement, Success, Accomplishment, Attainment, Competence. These are all terms associated with breaking barriers and propelling through the glass ceiling.

The future I green and it has to be created equally by Women and Men on this planet. Let�s build this Green Future Today, Together as #TogetherWeAreStronger.

Honorary Chair: Dr. Vandana Kumar, Additional Secretary at MNRE*

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Raman

14:00 - 15:00 Hrs

Presentation Sessions

Innovations and Technology the way forward to RE..!

The session will have presentations on latest technologies and innovations, case studies and products by the most prominent technical partners in the industry.

Presenters:

14:01 - 14:11 Hrs

Topic:"Investigating underperformance of Indian solar assets"

14:12 - 14:22 Hrs

Topic: "PLEXOS : Modeling the Future of Energy"

14:23 - 14:33 Hrs

Topic: Single - Axis Solar Trackers-Antai�s Latest Technologies

14:34 - 14:44 Hrs

Topic: Distinguishable advantages of Bifacial Technology maximizing performance

(Case Studies from Asia: Evident gain in Energy Yield data and performance)

14:45 - 14:55 Hrs

Topic: " Data driven solutions for boosting the green energy transition"

14:56 - 15:06 Hrs

Topic: "Use of Digital Technology platform to create innovative distribution strategies for Solar PV Industry"

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SESSION POWERED BY DNV

15:00 - 16:20 Hrs

Crystal Banquet

15:00 - 16:10 Hrs

RE Master Talks

Vissionary Talk by the Industry Stalwarts.

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Aryabhata

15:00 - 16:15 Hrs

Decarbonization of Rail Transport in India

Rail transport plays a key role in global transport accounting for about 8% of passenger movement and 9% in freight. It is one of the most energy-efficient and among the lowest carbon-intensive way of mobility. Countries are increasingly planning a modal shift to rail transport to reduce transport sector emissions and increase cost competitiveness of freight transport. Moreover, to further reduce the emission footprint and become energy self-sufficient, several rail operators across the globe are undertaking sustainable energy initiatives and aspiring for future net zero.

The rail operators and rail infrastructure management companies are taking "avoid-shift-improve" approaches to become net zero. Transitioning away from the use of petroleum fuels, utilization of green electricity, and optimization of demand through energy efficiency are common actions across railways globally in this pursuit. Several countries have also begun to deploy hydrogen trains or have announced plans to do so soon. The rail companies in India are setting a benchmark on decarbonization. Indian Railways, the world's largest rail network with a span of over 68,000 kms and over 1.2 million employees have set a target to become Net Zero by 2030 thereby avoiding annual emissions of 60 million tons. To achieve emission reduction, Indian Railways is taking several initiatives for energy demand management, shift from diesel to electricity, greening of electricity supply, and offsetting emissions. USAID's South Asia Regional Energy Partnership (SAREP) is assisting Indian Railways in its decarbonization vision by supporting energy efficiency, renewable procurement and planning, solar rooftop deployment, and clean energy financing.

The urban metro rail companies and regional rapid transit systems are not far behind with green rating systems and onsite renewable generation being increasingly adopted in new construction. The decarbonization of rail transport presents immense opportunities for new technologies and solutions for electricity generation, load balancing, and energy efficiency improvement.

Objectives

The objective of this event include:

  1. Indian Railways ambition to attain net-zero carbon emissions by 2030
  2. Highlight technology solutions and new innovations for decarbonization of rail transport
  3. Sharing knowledge, experience, and best practices in rail transport

    Panelists:

    Welcome address

    Moderated by

    Closing Remarks
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Session Powered by USAID

Bhabha

15:10 - 16:10 Hrs

Digital footprint of E-mobility in Cities & Connected E-Highways

The session will dwell on:

EV Navigation software, Geo-fenced e - highways, theft-proof EVs, connectivity, mobile apps and digital platforms for fleets. GPS, GeoSpatial, tracking, AI - ML battery subscription platforms.

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Raman

15:10 - 16:20 Hrs

Energy storage: Key to realize renewable power's full potential

Way forward for deployment in India

The Indian power grid's flexibility requirements are predicted to triple between 2020 and 2030, compared to an increase of 40% in other markets including the US, the EU, and even China, according to IEA estimates. Energy storage will be one of the critical technology solutions to enhance grid flexibility as India works toward its ambitious goals of installing 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity and supplying 50% of its energy needs with renewable sources by 2030.

Through the session on "Energy storage: Key to realize renewable power's full potential" at REI Expo 2022, WBCSD will present the current market status and host a roundtable discussion with government and industry veterans on the leading use cases for which energy storage is likely to make commercial sense, emerging and existing technology trends and important policy or market levers required to accelerate growth of the energy storage market in India.

The target audience for this discussion will be all stakeholders in the power sector, including corporate end-users, energy utilities, RE developers, storage solution providers, financial organizations and government agencies

Energy storage

Key to realize renewable power�s full potential

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Session Powered by WBCSD

16:15 - 16:30 Hrs

Netoworking Break

16:30 - 17:30 Hrs

Crystal Banquet

16:30 - 17:30 Hrs

Unlocking clean energy demand to achieve net-zero

Objective: With the emphasis on Net-Zero, this session would discuss new opportunities to increase the use of RE across sectors.We would hear from RE technology providers, financiers, discoms and representatives from high-value industries like cement and steel.

Talking points: session would cover topics like non-electric use of RE, DRE for livelihood, industrial decarbonization, open access etc.

Takeaways: Net Zero would not be achieved by solely focusing on conventional applications. The session would unveil new areas for RE adoption. This will open up new business opportunities for companies, product innovation and suggestions for policymakers to allow such solutions.

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Session Powered by CEEW

Aryabhata

16:30 - 17:30 Hrs

Digitilsation & Renewables..!

The session will talk about the role of technology in enhancing the performance the of PV panel...

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Bhabha

16:30 - 17:30 Hrs

Economic Corridor - Affordable & Green mobility incentives

The session will dwell on : EV infra financing with Solar powered sources, discounted EVs for fleet operations in NHEV, breakeven of EV infra CapEx, utilisation revolution of utilities, Hybrid financing models, govt incentives and subsidies.

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Session powered by NHEV

Raman

16:30 - 17:30 Hrs

Floating Power Plants, opening up new markets for scaling up renewable energy generating capacity

Goals & Objectives:

During this session, we will take the height of the current state of the Floating PV industry, probe for the main hurdles for faster development & adoption of the technology and understand the learnings from trend - setting successful case studies in this nascent and promising segment. We will hear from Developers, Manufacturers, Clients and Installers and learn 1st hand of their experiences.

#Together We Are Stronger to turn this 280 GWp potential into reality.

Chair/ Moderator:

Co-Moderator:

    Invited Speakers:

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18:30 - 21:00 Hrs

Networking Evening

11:00 - 12:00 Hrs

Crystal Banquet

11:00 - 12:00 Hrs

New business and financial models to accelerate the solar & cleantech growth in India

Goals & Objectives:

CBC Financial & Investor Hub's objective is to accelerate the energy transformation globally, using his wide range of resources through his members to promote technologies and projects and connect them to investors with the goal of scaling up cleantech investments from billions to trillions.

The energy transformation requires a world - wide deployment of existing green technologies such as wind and solar but also the development of new solutions to decarbonize difficult sectors and to fill the gap to achieve Net Zero by 2050.

As renewable energies are penetrating deeper in our energy mix and our daily life, they progressively become the backbone of our energy system, and become the opening to the electrification of our uses. A great coherency between all technologies is therefore created, bringing new business models to enable sector coupling.

The target audience for this session are technology providers, project developers and investor in green technologies such as Hydrogen, Batteries, EV, solar and wind.During this session, we will take the height of the current state of the energy transformation in India and see what are the new business models currently happening in the market, either in the power sector, or in other key sectors.

We will hear from Developers, Financial Advisor, Investor Clients and learn 1st hand of their experiences, and together we will discuss how to make sure that by 2030 India will meet its climate goal of a 45% reduction by unit of GDP as #Together We Are Stronger

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Session Powered by Clean Tech Business Club

Aryabhata

11:00 - 12:00 Hrs

Circular Economy stimulating Material Autonomy - a step towards Atmanirbhar Bharat

Session Pointers/Discussion points:

  • Readiness of PV module manufacturers / importers to encompass Extended Producer Responsibility
  • Fair-minded to accept Solar PV panel waste as part of Electronic-waste
  • Accelerate R&D in developing and devoted funding of indigenous eco - friendly recycling pilot technologies
  • Supporting formation of Producer's Management Body to handle country's Solar energy waste
  • Developing a Certification programme to brand PV manufacturers as responsible recyclers
  • Extending Viability Gap Funding for pilot recycling plants owing to high CAPEX

Who should attend:

  • Central Pollution Control Board's certified E-waste recyclers
  • Central and State Pollution Control Board officials
  • Officials of Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, NITI Aayog and members of Task Force set up by these govt. bodies
  • Manufacturers of Solar PV modulese) Entrepreneurs / Start-ups
  • Entrepreneurs / Start-ups

Session:Circular Economy stimulating Material Autonomy - a step towards 'Atmanirbhar Bharat (8 spkrs)

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Raman

11:00 - 12:00 Hrs

Long Duration Battery Storage - Opportunities for U.S. and India Collaboration

The main objectives of the technical session will be to bring out perspectives on collaboration along the following themes:

  • Technology solutions
  • Cost trajectory for technologies and pathways to expedite commercialization
  • Safety and security of ESS especially at grid-scale
  • Building eco-system for ESS

Agenda:

The session will entail a mix of speakers from the technology and business sides to explore mutually beneficial opportunities and possibly establishing a platform for future discussions. USG participants may include interagency representatives including technical experts from DOE's Office of Electricity as well as National Labs. On the Indian side, along with Ministry of Power, it will be pertinent to engage Department of Science & Technology and NITI Aayog for the discussions. Participation of the U.S. and Indian companies add value to bring in the business discussions.

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Session Powered by DOE

12:05 - 13:20 Hrs

Crystal Banquet

12:05 - 13:20 Hrs

Innovations and Technology the way forward to RE..!

The session will have presentations on latest technologies and innovations by the most prominent technical partners in the industry.

12:06 - 12:16

Topic: "Integration of smart algorithms with single axis tracker to boost the power generation of solar power projects"

12:18 - 12:28

Topic: "TOPCon - Penetrating & Path Breaking PV Technology"

12:30 - 12:40

Topic - "How technology can accelerate India's residential solar growth"

12:42 - 12:52

Topic: "Automated Panel Cleaning; Trend and Outlook

12:54 - 13:04

Topic: "Utilization of Solar Parks for C&I"

13:06 - 13:16

Topic: "Solutions to ensure quality, safety & sustainability of renewable energy assets"

13:17 - 13:27

Topic: "Innovations that help reduce LCOE in C&I Segment"

13:28 - 13:38

Topic: "Bankable module and Reduced Risk with PV warranty Insurance"

13:39 - 13:49

Topic: "Major Trends and Innovations in Renewables"

13:49 - 13:59

Topic: "Innovative product - SMP12 and Razon + Awareness - Do's and Dont's to improving environment data quality at solar sites"

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Aryabhata

12:10 - 13:10 Hrs

Business Opportunities for AgriPV in India

Agriculture serves as the backbone of India. Bringing innovation and applying emerging technologies is one of the crucial goals for agritechnology projects in India. In the past few years, the Government of India has started emphasising and commercialising agriculture in innovative ways like Agriphotovoltaic (AgriPV). The large - scale combination of agriculture under photovoltaic systems seems promising. According to a study by the German research institute Fraunhofer, just 1% of India's agricultural land would suffice to install around 630 GW of additional photovoltaic capacity using so-called agrivoltaics.

This session brings together international and national experts to discuss recent developments in India and Europe and gives an insight into this promising market segment.

Key Questions/Discussion points

  1. Agrivoltaics scenario in India and on an international level.
  2. Potential business cases?
  3. Implications for the solar developer as well as on farming practices?
  4. Which agrivoltaic plants have been commissioned lately?

Welcome Address:

Dr. Nicole Glanemann, Deputy Head of Division, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK), Germany.

Welcome Address:
Moderator

Speakers:

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Raman

12:10 - 13:10 Hrs

Technical standards for solar BOS components

Brief: Accelerating technology changes and intense market competition have brought immense commercial pressure on the solar industry. In absence of clear technical standards and certification regime, - Balance of Systems (BOS) components, including transformers, junction boxes, cables, mounting structures, module cleaning systems, earthing and lightning systems bear most of the brunt of cost cutting. It has been shown by several studies that faulty BOS equipment selection and installation, accounting for around 40% of solar project cost, has a disproportionate impact on power output.

Agenda

  1. Standards for BOS equipment
  2. Equipment selection criteria followed by developers and EPCs
  3. Performance challenges
  4. Key areas/ equipment where standards need to be strengthened
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Session Powered by Bridge to India

13:00 -14:00 Hrs

Lunch

14:10 - 17:30 Hrs REI AWARDS

Crystal Banquet

15:30 - 17:30 Hrs

REI AWARDS

Aryabhata

14:10 - 15:10 Hrs

Energy Storage for C&I Sector in India

Session Objective:

Indian large-scale storage market is at exponential growth phase with multiple announcements and deployments. There are more than 500 MW of energy storage capacity at installed or installation stage in India. There are multiple energy storage projects have been commssioned for commercial and industrial customers. Several businesses are now utilising renewable energy storage systems as a backup for their industry or building in order to ensure quality and continuous power supply

The energy storage system will be used to address four major issues:

  1. Solving power quality and reliability issues to avoid revenue loss due to interrupted manufacturing
  2. Reducing diesel consumption, by adopting Advanced Energy Storage as a back - up
  3. . Developing Rooftop Solar + Energy Storage to supply evening peak power
  4. Energy cost savings through open access & energy storage Energy storage deployment in the C&I sector also needs less policy intervention. With an appropriate business case, the sector can grow to 30-50 GWh by 2030. Hotels, resorts, hospitals (all critical infrastructure), shopping malls, multiplexes, and batch - manufacturing industries like textiles, plastics, foundries, and steel industries will be the early adopters for this segment.
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Who should attend:

Renewable companies, battery manufacturers, energy storage technology providers, power electronics and inverter providers, Li - Ion battery assembling companies, commercial establishments, and industry participant

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Session Partner Hero Furture Energies

Raman

15:00 - 16:00 Hrs

Session Moderator :

Lt Col, Monish Ahuja, President, CLEAN Intoduction to DRE and Sharing of Experience by different States

Setting the context :

Ms Nidhi Sarin, Programme Head - IGEN Access, GIZ

Keynote address :

Dr. Vandana Kumar, Additional Secretary, MNRE Experience - sharing by DRE adopters / users / user groups including women - led DRE enterprises from Uttar Pradesh, Meghalaya, Odisha, Jharkhand, Himachal Pradesh, Maharashtra.

Update by:

Mr. J K Jethani, Sr. Director, MNRE Closing Remarks and Way Forward and next steps

Dr. Vandana Kumar,Additional Secretary, MNRE Vote of thanks

Ms.Rekha Krishnan, CEO, CLEAN

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Session Powered By Clean Network Closed Door Event/ only by invite

15:20 - 17:20 Hrs

Aryabhata

15:20 - 17:20 Hrs

Global Green Hydrogen Conference

15:20 - 15:50 Hrs

Inaugural session -

  • Chief Guest - Shri Bhagwanth Khuba, Minister of State, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
  • Dr. Mahesh Sharma, Member of Parliament, Gautam Buddh Nagar, UP
  • Mr. Pranav R Mehta, Chairman, NSEFI
  • Mr. Deepak Gupta, Hon. DG, NSEFI
  • Mr. David Wedepohl, Managing Director International Affairs, BSW (German Solar Association)
  • Mr. Srivatsan Iyer, Global CEO, Hero Future Energies

15:50 - 16:30 Hrs

Green Hydrogen Manufacturing, Storage and Transportation

  • Mr. Alok Sharma, Executive Director and Head, Centre for High Technology MoPNG
  • Mr. Arnava Sinha, GreenKo
  • Mr. Sandeep Kashyap, ACME
  • Mr. Kapil Maheshwari, Leader Renewable energy and Green Hydrogen ecosystem Development, President, Reliance Industries Limited.

16:30 - 17:10 Hrs

Demand Side Scenario / Market for Green Hydrogen

  • Mr. Deepak Gupta, Hon. DG, NSEFI
  • Dr. R.K. Malhotra, Hydrogen Association of India
  • Prof. Ardeshir Contractor, The Ohio State University
  • Mr. VS Kowthamraj, L&T
  • Prof PC Ghosh, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

17:10 - 17:20 Hrs

Mr. Tomasz Slusarz Founder & Streamliner Cleantech Business Club

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18:00 - 20:30 Hrs

IBA Networking Event

11:00 - 13:30 Hrs

Aryabhata

11:00 - 12:15 Hrs

SATAT

The Workshop on the Development of a Roadmap for India's Commercial Biogas Plants on a Large Scale

Workshop on assessment of enablers for on-ground CBG project implementation under SATAT scheme for participants including LOI holders, investors, and entrepreneurs, with cooperation of the Gas Authority of India Limited (GAIL) and Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA).

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Sessions powered by IBA

12:15 - 13:30 Hrs

Policies & Finance:

Springboard for the Success of India's biogas industry.

Existing policies and their effects must be analysed to offer the required support for existing and future commercial biogas projects. In addition to providing the C&I sector with CBG through policy push, CBG will also be provided to the sector.

Also, The current financial business model, which is based on available fiscal incentives such as Central Financial Assistance, tax benefits, soft loans, and so on, must be further explored, as additional possibilities for lowering plant costs and bridging the financial gap are required for the bio-energy sector to thrive.

Topics:

  • Biogas role and significance in India's energy mix: the Government of India's roadmap
  • Inclusive policy vision for the industry
  • Case study on success of biogas in Europe as a result of robust policy frame work.
  • Required policy mechanisms for accelerated biogas-to-grid dissemination
  • Additional application scenarios of the industry
  • Discussion on present and alternate financing instruments for bio-energy projects
  • Inclusive financing roadmap for the industry
  • Concessional ways to mainstream innovation in the industry
  • The importance of credit rating in the risk assessment and lending process.
  • Headwinds to seamless capital infusion in biogas/bio-CNG industry- an investor's perspective
  • The key to raking in foreign funds and grants to the Indian Biogas/Bio - CNG industry.

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Sessions powered by IBA

13:00 -14:00 Hrs

Lunch

14:30 - 15:45 Hrs

Aryabhata

Sessions powered by IBA

14:30 - 15:45 Hrs

Bio-energy - An essential for India's rising energy sector!

India is one of the biggest economies with a growing population, big capacities of field and plantation biomass, industrial biomass, forest biomass, urban waste biomass and aquatic biomass. Biomass has the ability to provide stable energy and ensure the sustainability. The national hydrogen mission has also given the industry a big boost. India's bioenergy sector, which can play a key part in fulfilling the country's goals including the decarbonization and reduction in crude import. This session will cover different areas of bioenergy verticals along with the discussion of India's energy portfolio's future.

Topics:

  • Biomass - A boon for Nature to Nature based solution
  • Biofuel potential and existing market conditions
  • Biogas - An all-encompassing solution for environmental and soil protection.
  • Green hydrogen's significance in transforming India into a hub for green energy

Bio - energy

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16:00 - 17:15 Hrs

Aryabhata

16:00 - 17:15 Hrs

Technical Session Biogas Technology: A Greener Method for Waste Management

Available technologies must be appraised for their applicability in the Indian context, as well as towards the necessity of bridging the technical gap with future advancements. This workshop focuses on several biogas value chain technologies.

Topics:

  • Role of technology in feedstock supply chain
  • Feedstock pre-processing
  • Contemporary anaerobic digestion technologies around the world
  • Biogas utilization pathways
  • Digestate upgradation and its effective utilization
  • National and International Perspectives on Infrastructure Development (Gas Grid and Green Corridor)

Technical Session Biogas Technology

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Bhabha

16:10 - 16:30 Hrs

Networking Break

17:30 - 18:00 Hrs

Aryabhata

17:30 - 18:00 Hrs

IBA General Assembly

  • IBA's progress in FY - 21-22.
  • Onward roadmap of the Association

Bhabha

Technology & Transition Training Workshop By: Steinbeis

(Fee details on the website)

03:20 - 03:50 PM

Inaugural session

03:20 - 03:50 PM
  • Chief Guest - Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya*,Hon'ble Minister of Chemicals and Fertilziers, Government of India
  • Guest of Honour - Shri BhagwanthKhuba, Hon'ble Minister of State, New and Renewable Energy, Chemicals and Fertilizers
  • Mr. Pranav R Mehta, Chairman, NSEFI
  • Mr. Philippe Malbranche, Assistant Director General (ADG), International Solar Alliance
  • Mr. David Wedepohl, Managing Director International Affairs, BSW (German Solar Association)
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Green Hydrogen Manufacturing, Storage and Transportation

03:50 - 04:30 PM

Green Hydrogen Manufacturing, Storage and Transportation

  • Mr. Alok Sharma, Executive Director and Head, Centre For High Technology MoPNG
  • Mr. Pashupathy Gopalan, Ohmium
  • Mr. Arnava Sinha, GreenKo
  • Mr. Sandeep Kashyap, ACME
  • Mr. Amit Jain, World Bank
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04:30 - 05:10 PM

Demand Side Scenario / Market for Green Hydrogen

04:30 - 05:10 PM

Demand Side Scenario / Market for Green Hydrogen

  • Mr. Deepak Gupta, Hon. DG, NSEFI
  • Dr. R.K. Malhotra, Hydrogen Association of India
  • Prof. Ardeshir Contractor, The Ohio State University
  • Mr. VS Kowthamraj, L&T
  • Prof PC Ghosh, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
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Presentation By:

05:10 - 05:20 PM

Presentation By:

  • Mr. Tomasz Slusarz, Founder & StreamlinerCleantech Business Club

Global Green Hydrogen Conference will deliberate and recommend further steps for expediting the growth of Green Hydrogen and its cost reduction roadmap. The Conference will also focus on huge investments and R&D requirements in the sector.

Key Discussion Points:

  • Launch of National Hydrogen Policy; Developing India into A GlobalHub in Clean Hydrogen Manufacturing.
  • Growing Renewable Energy Market.
  • Domestic Manufacturing of Key Technologies like Electrolysers.
  • Targets for Lowering Industrial Carbon Footprint.
  • Demand Creation in Identified Segments of Industry.
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