Energy Security for India
Although India is the 5th largest energy consumer in the world, it offers tremendous challenges & opportunities for both domestic and global energy policy. India has over 400 million people without access to power and per capital energy consumption is very low in comparison to other developed and developing countries. In order to eradicate poverty and accomplish the human development goals, the primary energy supply has to rise by 3~4 times by the year 2031. In recent years, energy sector has been receiving high priority in the planning process of the Government of India. Total 12 nos. of UMPPs (ultra mega power projects) of 4000 MW each are being set up across India. To address the concerns of climate change, Indian Government has been preparing the action plan to raise the renewable energy share to 10% from the present level of 7% in total installed generating capacity. The India-U.S. Energy Dialogue, launched in 2005, is aimed at identifying areas of cooperation and collaboration to mobilize secure, clean reliable and affordable sources of energy. The historic Indo-US Nuclear Deal is step in that direction. According to the Investment Commission of India the Indian Power Sector offers an Investment Opportunity of US $ 150 billion by 2012.
 

Welcome Address
Mr. Syed Baderuddin
National President, Indo-American Chamber of Commerce

Address by
Mr. Lalit Bhasin, Summit Chairman & President, Society of Indian Law Firms

Chief Guest
Dr Farooq Abdullah, Hon’ble Union Minister for New and  Renewable Energy*

Chairman
Mr. A K Mathur, Director, Tata Projects Limited

Overview of power sector development in India
Mr. V Ramakrishna, Member (Power System), Central Electricity Authority (CEA)

Integrated approach to power plan implementation
Mr. V S Verma, Member, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC)*

Accelerating power generation through large size power plant
Mr. Banmali Agrawala, Executive Director, Strategy & Business Development, Tata Power*

New gas finds and energy security  
Mr. Rajiv Mathur, General Manager – Marketing Incharge, GAIL India Ltd

Energy Security - Need for a Multi-Pronged Strategy
Mr. Arvind Mahajan, Executive Director - Business Advisory Services,
Head of Energy & Natural Resources, KPMG Advisory Services Pvt Ltd

Forging partnership for clean energy
Mr. Amit Chug, Co- Founder & CEO, Cosmos Ignite Innovations Pvt Ltd

Vote of Thanks by 
Mr. Gautam Mahajan
Executive Vice President, IACC & President,
Customer Value Foundation and Inter-Link


Note: Indo American Chamber of Commerce (IACC) reserves right to change the conference program, sessions, subjects, speakers without any notice. Delegates are requested to read ‘Payment and Cancellation Policy’ mentioned in registration form. * Invited
 
 
Conference Partner



Partner State


Govt. of Punjab


Silver Partner



Knowledge Partner



Supporting Organizations






Partner Chamber in US


IACCGH


 
Participant’s Profile
  • Sr. representatives from Indian and US Administrations
  • Public Sector Undertakings
  • Delegates from US
  • Multilateral and bilateral bodies
  • Academia
  • CEOs of Indian and American
  • Corporations, Consultants
  • Business House and Entrepreneurs
  • Infrastructure Developers & Users
  • Banks and Financial Institutions
  • Legal Experts Technocrats
 
Forum for
  • Exchange of views on various aspects of business between India and the US, including investment opportunities in both the countries
  • Enhance understanding of business opportunities between India and the US
  • Establish one to one business contacts
  • Explore new investment and diversification opportunities
  • Opportunity to network with business leaders and policy makers