PM Modi Calls on Global Investors to Transform India's Power Sector

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PM Modi Calls on Global Investors to Transform India's Power Sector

Synopsis

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to global investors to engage in India's power sector, emphasizing innovation and sustainability. This pivotal moment in India's energy journey aims to foster collaboration and establish lasting partnerships for growth.

Key Takeaways

Inviting global investment: PM Modi encourages international stakeholders to invest in India's power sector.
Renewable energy goals: India aims for 500 gigawatts of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030.
Collaboration focus: The Bharat Electricity Summit 2026 seeks to unify the energy ecosystem.
Sustainable growth: The vision includes electrifying growth with sustainability.
Distribution reforms: Key reforms are underway to enhance the efficiency of the power sector.

New Delhi, March 19 (NationPress) On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on the global investment community to "create, invest, innovate, and expand" within India's power sector.

In a written address delivered by Union Power Secretary Pankaj Aggarwal during the inaugural session of the 'Bharat Electricity Summit 2026', PM Modi emphasized that India is currently at a pivotal juncture in its energy evolution as the fastest-growing major economy worldwide.

"I invite the international community to manufacture in India, innovate in India, invest in India, and grow with India. I am optimistic that this summit will facilitate significant discussions and lasting partnerships to fuel India's development," the Prime Minister stated.

PM Modi highlighted that the summit's objective is to unify the entire power and energy landscape on a single platform for idea exchange, collaboration enhancement, and a collective roadmap for the advancement of the power sector and the improvement of lives.

"This reflects our shared determination to electrify growth sustainably, enhance global connections, and further India’s vision of a Viksit Bharat by 2047," he remarked.

India is at a crucial point in its energy development. As the world's fastest-growing major economy, we are bolstering infrastructure and ensuring dependable energy access for everyone, he pointed out.

"Our achievements in renewable energy are a clear demonstration of this commitment. We have already surpassed 50% in non-fossil fuel capacity, with a well-defined path to achieve 500 gigawatts by 2030," PM Modi emphasized.

Initiatives such as 'One Sun, One World, One Grid' illustrate our ambition for global collaboration, he noted.

India is emerging as a trustworthy energy partner through the construction of resilient supply chains, advancements in battery manufacturing, the creation of green jobs, and the facilitation of investments through bold reforms, PM Modi added.

The 'SHANTI Act 2025' paves the way for new opportunities in nuclear energy, while the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana is promoting decentralized generation and sustainable consumption.

Reforms in the distribution sector are also crucial for reducing AT&C losses and enhancing financial stability in 2024-25, indicating a more efficient and sustainable sector filled with opportunities across the entire value chain, making India an attractive investment destination with significant potential, the Prime Minister mentioned in his written address.

Point of View

Creating numerous opportunities for collaboration and growth.
NationPress
4 Jul 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What did PM Modi urge global investors to do?
PM Modi urged global investors to create, invest, innovate, and expand in India's power sector.
What is the objective of the Bharat Electricity Summit 2026?
The summit aims to unify the power and energy ecosystem for idea exchange and collaboration to promote growth in the sector.
What progress has India made in renewable energy?
India has achieved over 50% non-fossil fuel capacity and aims to reach 500 gigawatts by 2030.
What initiatives support India's energy vision?
Initiatives like 'One Sun, One World, One Grid' and the 'SHANTI Act 2025' are key to advancing India's energy goals.
How will reforms in the distribution sector impact India?
Reforms are expected to reduce AT&C losses and improve financial stability, making the sector more efficient and sustainable.
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