Overview
- The four-day gathering will run January 27–30 at ONGC’s Advanced Training Institute in Betul, South Goa.
- Organizers expect the largest edition yet with over 75,000 delegates, 600+ exhibitors, 500+ speakers and more than 120 sessions, alongside 17 ministerial attendees including leaders from the UAE and Canada.
- The exhibition expands to 11 thematic zones, introducing dedicated areas for nuclear energy and sustainable aviation fuel alongside hydrogen, renewables, LNG, digitalisation and AI.
- Media report that several commercial announcements are anticipated, including possible ONGC shipbuilding tie-ups and a BPCL–Petrobras crude supply contract, though these remain unconfirmed.
- The government plans to spotlight recent measures to attract investment and bolster energy security, including opening nearly one million sq km of sedimentary basins for exploration and diversifying crude supplies to roughly 41 countries.